FaxBack’s New Fax Machine Integration Server Enables Fax Machines to be Fully-Integrated with the NET SatisFAXtion VoIP Fax Server
Integration Enables Businesses to Archive Fax Images Sent from Any Fax Machine, to Facilitate Regulatory Compliance and Enhance Productivity
TIGARD, Oregon – February 2, 2009 – FaxBack®, the leading provider of reliable VoIP fax server solutions for SMB, Enterprise and Carrier applications, today announced the Fax Machine Integration Server, an easy-to-install, plug-in that integrates fax machines to the NET SatisFAXtion VoIP fax server. By directly linking fax machines to the fax server, the Fax Machine Integration Server helps businesses enhance productivity; track & archive fax images from fax machines; and facilitate regulatory compliance & corporate document governance requirements.
“Fax machines are often forgotten in the unified communications mix, because fax servers connect to desktop email or electronic fax systems – but documents with signatures or handwritten notes are almost always sent using fax machines,” said Brian Keep, Director of Marketing for FaxBack. “FaxBack’s Fax Machine Integration Server is the first and only offering to connect standalone fax machines to a fax server, which lets businesses track and archive any fax image sent from any fax machine.”
FaxBack’s unique fax-machine-to-fax-server integration makes the fax machine a client of the fax server. This enables fax machines anywhere to connect to a centralized fax server, using a WAN, LAN or Internet connection. Fax Machines are connected to the network via an ATA (Analog Terminal Adaptor), where the Fax Machine Integration Server software listens for fax traffic and immediately routes it to the NET SatisFAXtion Fax Server. With a built in thirty-second latency and jitter buffer, the Fax Machine Integration Server ensures fax continuity, and reliability that is equal to analog phone (PSTN/TDM) lines.
For organizations with fax machines located in branch and remote offices, the Fax Machine Integration Server reduces deployment complexity, management overhead and redundant hardware costs, by linking remote fax machines to a centralized fax server solution. With a five-to-one bandwidth reduction over SIP T.38, the Fax Machine Integration Server prevents network bog-down during heavy fax usage. It is easy to install, with a straightforward plug-in, and support for the Microsoft Small Business Server (SBS).
The Fax Machine Integration Server is available immediately. New and existing Net SatisFAXtion customers can obtain the Fax Machine Integration Server by contacting FaxBack at 503-597-5350 or www.faxback.com
“Nearly every business uses fax machines to transmit mission critical documents and the ability to integrate and archive fax images with the VoIP fax server is always one of the first requests we get from customers and prospects,” adds Brian Keep. “The Fax Machine Integration Server solves the challenge of unmanaged analog fax machines, and it lets businesses keep their existing fax machines by bringing them into the VoIP realm.”
About FaxBack:
Headquartered outside of Portland, Oregon, with over twenty years in the fax industry, FaxBack is a leading VoIP fax server solution provider for: Small-Medium Business; Enterprise; Branch and Remote offices; and Carrier-Service Provider applications. FaxBack’s complete NET SatisFAXtion VoIP fax server product line reliably and efficiently integrates fax into:
• Unified Communications Strategies
• Document Management Workflows
• and Mission Critical Business Applications.
NET SatisFAXtion enables the ability to transmit, archive and track legally binding, mission critical fax documents from any location, to any device. Learn more about FaxBack’s easy-to-deploy and use, scalable and high availability VoIP fax solutions at: http://www.faxback.com
Media Contact:
Todd Keefe
For Immediate Release PR (for FaxBack)
617-262-1968 x 101
Todd@firpr.com
Product Contact:
Brian Keep
FaxBack Director of Marketing
503-597-5355
Brian.keep@FaxBack.com
