Browser access
No client software or fax drivers on user machines. Staff work in the browser; IT maintains a single server.
Send, receive, manage and archive faxes from one place
An on-premise fax server for business use. Staff send and receive faxes in the browser, while the server handles the fax lines, document conversion, routing, archiving and integration with your existing systems through an open HTTP API.
| Time | Fax number | Subject | Pages | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:42 | 010-8888 6621 | Purchase order confirmation | 3 | Delivered |
| 09:38 | 021-6120 3345 | Inspection report | 8 | Delivered |
| 09:31 | 0755-8299 1104 | Contract annex (rev. 2) | 5 | Sending |
| 09:26 | 025-8471 6690 | Shipping notice | 2 | Delivered |
| 09:15 | 0512-6633 8827 | Supplier qualification documents | 12 | Queued |
From sending and receiving to conversion, routing, archiving and system integration — the full day-to-day fax workflow in one system.
No client software or fax drivers on user machines. Staff work in the browser; IT maintains a single server.
Users, departments, roles and permissions are managed centrally, and fax data stays separated between departments.
Several fax lines and ports work at the same time, so jobs do not queue behind a single busy line.
Incoming faxes are scanned for QR codes, barcodes and text, then delivered to the matching user or department automatically.
Sent and received records, fax files and operation logs are stored together and remain searchable.
PDF, Word, Excel and image files are converted to the fax format on the server, without manual export steps.
An HTTP API lets ERP, CRM, MES, WMS and OA systems submit faxes and query status directly.
An enterprise fax server is software that runs inside your own network and connects to telephone lines through fax boards. It centralises fax sending and receiving, the job queue, the fax lines themselves, user permissions and the resulting documents.
Nobody has to walk to a fax machine or file paper confirmations. Staff upload a file in the browser to send it, and incoming faxes are archived automatically and delivered to the right inbox.
See the product overviewBoth directions are scheduled by the server. Users only ever work in the browser.
The expensive part of receiving faxes is not the receiving — it is working out who each page belongs to. The system reads QR codes, barcodes and text, then routes on your rules.
Reads QR codes anywhere on any page and delivers by code content. Supports QR Code, Data Matrix, Aztec and PDF417.
For documents that already carry barcodes and cannot be redesigned. Supports Code 128, Code 39, ITF, EAN and UPC.
Local OCR reads the fax body for keyword routing and feeds a full-text index, so old faxes can be found by content.
Fax becomes part of your own infrastructure rather than a dependency on an outside platform.
The system is installed in your own environment and does not depend on an external fax cloud.
Fax files, the database and the logs all live inside your network, managed and backed up by your team.
One installation serves multiple departments and users, each seeing only what their permissions allow.
Fax ports can be added as volume grows, starting from four channels and expanding from there.
Jobs are queued and retried on failure, so nothing is silently lost when a line is busy.
A standard HTTP API lets your own systems trigger a fax as soon as an approval completes.
Uploaded files are converted to the fax format on the server. Nobody needs to export to PDF by hand, print anything, or install a fax driver.
See all featuresOrganisations that still exchange documents by fax and need those documents kept on record.
Purchase orders, contracts, supplier documents and job paperwork.
Document exchange between clinics, hospitals and partner organisations.
Transfer of business documents and supporting paperwork.
Shipping paperwork, delivery notes and related documents.
Central handling of internal and external fax traffic.
One place to manage fax lines, users and archived records.
Product questions, technical questions and partnership enquiries.
Tell us how many fax lines you run, how many people need access and what needs to integrate — we will come back with a deployment proposal and pricing.