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Email to Fax
Services
How
Does Email to Fax Service
Work?
- 1. Retrieve Email and Fax It
- 2. Receive Email and Fax It
- 3. Receive fax from desktop applications
- 4. Web Faxing
- 5. Email to Paging
- 6. Web Paging
- 7. E-Commerce
- 1.
Retrieve Email and Fax It.
Mark3.net's email to fax capabilities are wide ranging. We can retrieve mail from existing email accounts and fax it to any fax number in the world. Users are not required to have an email accounts, we can create email accounts directly on our server. Mark3's users setup an account to include a fax number in the address of their emails. The emails will then be faxed to that number.
example: email to me@xxx.com will automatically get forwarded to 555-1212@fax.mark3.net, which will deliver the message to the fax machine at 555-1212.
We can deliver email and fax it to an electronic address created directly on our server. Publish your unique email address on business cards, brochures and letterhead. Client and customer email will delivered to your fax machine. You can avoid the additional cost of an Internet connection at your office without sacrificing communications.
3. Receive Fax from Desktop Applications
Mark3.net has a free printer driver that you can install on client workstations. This printer driver will allow you to send any Windows™ document over the Internet to a our server. The document can be faxed to any number specified. This is just one example of how using the Internet and Mark3.net provide extraordinary savings in long distance fees.
Mark3.net offers web based faxing to your clients. Especially suited for commerce and ordering solutions, we deliver web based forms and documents to business that traditionally accept fax orders. To see an example of web based faxing, click here.
Mark3.net can send email via POP or SMTP to an alphanumeric pager. Multiple pages can be sent in a single call if the message is too long. Mark3.net can either send an entire message or just notify the sender that they have email.
You can send alphanumeric pages from web pages. For businesses with clients on the go, this is the perfect solution. An example of this service would be a real estate company, they could:
- Include a form on a web page that asked the Internet user about the type of house they wanted.
- Send a synopsis of the data to a Mark3.net Alphanumeric Pager Account.
- Mark3.net would
deliver the data from the Web page to the real-estate
agent's pagers.
The real-estate agents could call back the Internet user with an offer of service.
Faxing E-Commerce Orders to Clients
Web users from all over the world come to our clients' web pages and place orders for goods ranging from flowers to vacation packages. For 'Internet-centric' clients, emailing the orders to them work well. However, for other clients, email does not work so well.While many clients have email, they lacked 'real time' email and logged on to their on-line service provider at various intervals to check their email and check for orders. Many clients view this process as inefficient and unfriendly.
In an effort to provide first class customer service, Mark3.net provides an automated process so orders can be faxed to you. An order could be submitted on your web page at say 1:00 p.m. and be on your fax machine at 1:01 p.m.. This was definitely the 'customer service oriented' solution that we wanted to provide to our customers.
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