Send and receive faxes straight from email — hosted in Australian data centres, ready to be built into the platform your voice and collaboration services already run on. If your business still has to fax, this is the compliance and the audit trail without the machine, the fax line or another vendor.
Fax remains a legally accepted format for signed and sensitive documents — and some regulations still name it explicitly.
Referrals, scripts, pathology results and discharge summaries.
Signed instructions, court filings and conveyancing documents.
Forms and notices where fax is still named in policy.
Authorities, claims and lender paperwork that needs a paper trail.
Contracts, trust account and tenancy documents.
Enrolments, consent forms and student records.
Nobody wants to own a box in the corner, its consumables and its dedicated phone line — least of all for a service that sits outside every digital process and fails silently in an empty office. eFax keeps the obligation and removes the hardware.
Book a discovery callYour people email a PDF to a number and get a confirmation back. Same numbers, same recipients, no new application to learn — and it works from home or a phone.
Email your PDF to the destination number, or send from the SASBOSS portal on desktop or mobile.
Encrypted in transit and carried over a multi-carrier network, with three automatic retries if the far end is busy.
Inbound faxes arrive as email. Every send and receipt is logged and reportable in SASBOSS.
Send from the inbox your people already use, and receive faxes as email attachments.
Send from the SASBOSS portal on a desktop or a phone — no one has to be near a machine.
Fax straight out of a practice or case system via API, with no human in the loop.
Busy far end? It retries three times automatically, and you can resend manually.
Send from any of your fax numbers out of one mailbox, using tags.
No cap per fax and no monthly allowance, to Australian and New Zealand destinations.
Inbound and outbound logs and usage reporting, all in SASBOSS.
Add and remove senders in SASBOSS, with a bulk upload template including tags.
Built and hosted by Access4 in secure Australian data centres. Transmission is TLS-encrypted and fully audited, and you decide how — or whether — content is stored after delivery.
Add eFax on your existing number while the old service stays live, prove it on real traffic, then retire the machine in your own time.
Bring your existing fax number across, or add a new one instantly. Your recipients notice nothing.
Legacy services stay supported while you move at your own pace — no big-bang cutover, no lost fax mid-migration.
Bulk sender setup, training and documentation, and local Flexr support from day one.
What’s covered, what isn’t, and what changes for the people who actually send.
They send an email to a number and get a confirmation back. Same numbers, same recipients, no new application — and it works from home or a phone.
This is the cheapest way to keep the last five per cent working while you phase the rest out. No hardware, no lines, and you cancel when the need goes.
eFax replaces the machine, so plan on people rather than devices. Where a device genuinely has to stay, it can be assessed per application and purpose — bring us the device and the use case.
Faxing sits with your voice, Teams calling and contact centre services — one provider, one invoice and one support queue when something needs attention.
Faxing sits alongside your voice, Teams calling and contact centre services — supported by Flexr end to end.
Carrier-grade Teams calling on an Australian-owned, geo-redundant network.
Operator ConnectOmni-channel queues, routing and supervisor tooling where your team already works.
CC4TeamsAutomated recording, retention and AI analysis where the obligation is real.
CallCabinetTwo-way business SMS from a portal or your own systems.
SMS GatewayBook a discovery call and we’ll look at how you fax today, then map the switch — no obligation, no big-bang cutover, and nothing removed until you’re sure nobody notices the difference.