Outsource faxing customers come in all sizes ... from "mom and pop" to global corporations, and government - from local to federal.

In some cases, they implement it for one department only, some in the corporate headquarters only but most often, it is rolled out enterprise wide for a whole host of applications.

They outsourced because:

• they had too many faxing (or other) headaches
• their network/OS upgrades required new costly fax server software
• their existing server started getting "flaky"
• they needed process faxes faster than a fax machine can
• their server license renewals were costly
• they wanted to ingegrate their fax and email applications
• they were moving to application driven faxing (XML)
• customers complained about busy signals
• of wasted "water cooler" time after using the fax machine
• they needed to route inbound faxes to a shared folder or printer
• they needed to improve security (TLS)
• they realized that fax machines are very expensive to use
• they wanted to implement improved cost management
• fax broadcasts were taking too long
• the office was moving to a paperless environment
• they needed to better control their fax costs

If your organization sends/receives at least 1,000 fax pages per month, outsourced faxing will work for you.