Faxart
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Every way it arrives, in one queue

A fax on the trunk. A scan from the copier down the hall. A voicemail. An email with a PDF. You work them all from one queue, each read where it lands and turned into a single item you can route. Nothing leaves the building to get read.

The Faxart inbox with faxes and voicemails side by side, each classified and ready to route The Faxart inbox with faxes and voicemails side by side, each classified and ready to route
One inbox, every source. Faxes and voicemails together, each read and tagged on-prem. (Transcripts redacted for the web.)

What it catches today

Fax, the way it always came

An inbound fax arrives over SIP and you work it as a reviewable item. To send, you write an email: address a number, attach a PDF, and it goes out under your caller ID.

Receive your first fax

A scan from the copier down the hall

You let the Sharp in the back office and the Ricoh by the nurses’ station scan-to-fax and scan-to-email straight into Faxart, authorized by the device, not by borrowing someone’s number.

Register a scan-to-fax MFP

A voicemail, read like a page

A caller leaves a message, and you get it recorded and transcribed on your own hardware, then run through the same rules and review as a fax. Dead-air and hang-ups land in the junk bucket so you never have to listen to them.

Set up voicemail

An email with a PDF attached

You mail a fax address and it goes out as an outbound fax. On-prem MFPs that scan-to-email are recognized by their source address and faxed under their own identity.

Send a fax from email

On the way Coming

Two more sources are in progress. They are not here yet, and the rest of this page is.

Embedded web chat

A chat widget you attach to the EHR, treated as just another inbound item that lands in the same queue.

Dictation

Speak a note; it is transcribed on-prem and routed like everything else.

Related

See it on your own stack

Open the app, or read how you work an inbound item.