Sending a fax is as easy as sending an email. With RightFax, emails become faxes, giving you all the benefits of fax including security, audit trail, and proof of delivery.

To send a fax, you need to dial in the recipient's fax number. Once you receive a confirmation that the communication channel has been established, in the form of a beep or flashing light, push the Send button. You will see all the pages passing through the machine and collecting in the bottom tray.

OpenText RightFax is a centralized, computer-based fax solution that provides enterprise-grade faxing capabilities across an entire organization.

RightFax automates and optimizes fax-triggered business processes by enabling organizations to electronically receive and route inbound fax documents directly to the appropriate people or systems needed to fulfill business transactions.

To send a fax without a fax machine, you need to send the fax online. For this to be feasible, you need a reliable and secure online fax service that will allow you to send faxes from any internet-connected device from anywhere in the world.

The major difference between fax and email is the way messages are transmitted. Fax machines use a physical phone line to send messages, while emails are sent over the internet protocols like SMTP and IMAP.

MyFax offers a free mobile app for iOS and Android devices to make online faxing more convenient: Send & receive faxes.

A fax -- short for facsimile and sometimes called telecopying -- is the telephonic transmission of scanned-in printed material, including text or images. Faxes are usually sent to a telephone number associated with a printer, fax machine or other output device.

One of the most popular ways is via email (such as Gmail, Yahoo Mail or Outlook). You can also receive fax on your Android or iOS mobile phone through a dedicated fax app, as well as your computer or laptop through different applications such as Slack or a web browser.