Send and receive faxes within your app
Send from 29 different file formats, automatically resend on busy signals, forward to another number, manage a sending queue to maintain frequency compliance, high volume scalability, and more.
Send from 29 different file formats, automatically resend on busy signals, forward to another number, manage a sending queue to maintain frequency compliance, high volume scalability, and more.
Customize your cover pages with provided templates or use your own design content. Build the fax body by automatically concatenating multiple files of different formats with a single API request. Send and receive faxes using email.
Manage a list of phone numbers to use. Receive an email confirmation or custom webhook notification on successful fax read or delivery. Deleting old or unwanted faxes to meet organization and user archival requirements.
var FormData = require('form-data');
formData = new FormData();
formData.append('json', new Buffer(JSON.stringify({
to: [ {'phoneNumber': recipient} ],
faxResolution: 'High',
coverPageText: "This is a demo Fax page"
})), {
filename: 'request.json',
contentType: 'application/json'
});
formData.append('attachment', require('fs').createReadStream('fax.jpg'));
platform.post('/account/~/extension/~/fax', formData)
.then(function (resp) {
console.log("FAX sent. Message status: " + resp.json().messageStatus)
});
Fax API is a programmable way to send and receive fax documents using the cloud. Fax APIs and language specific SDKs can be used to integrate fax receiving and sending capabilities into your business applications.
No you don’t. This is cloud based software that builds fax documents with cover sheets and sends your faxes to any valid fax number.
Our Fax API allows you to specify a cover sheet as an uploadable attachment which you can design as desired.
In the API you can list multiple files to be concatenated within the body of one complete fax document. They would be accessed during the fax sending process and joined together within the fax body before actually sending out the fax.
Our Fax API provides many data points that can be used for analytical study. Items like time and date the fax was sent, the number it was sent to, the number it was sent from, the page count, message status, list of filenames and types that were sent, and so on. You can build simple to complex data history reports with this data. You may also retrieve fax histories and additional data via our message store.
Absolutely, and you can schedule fax sending as well with an integration on the API so that faxes can be sent out at convenient times for offices in different time zones.