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Exchange | Fax Connector

Scan direct — to the entire world

Get perfect integration with

Microsoft® Exchange and selected

fax server products. It’s a big planet,

but you’ve got it covered.

The usual way to send a paper document by email is

to scan it, save it as a ﬁle, manually attach it to an email,

and then send the email to one or multiple recipients.

It’s not the quickest process on the block, as we all

know, especially if the document contains multiple

pages.

Many a scanner on the market today is capable of

scanning to an email address. You just put the page(s)

you want to send in the feeder, type in the email

address (if you know it), and you’re off! It’s the same

with sending faxes: input fax number, scan, and it’s

done. But what happens when you need to do some

serious emailing or faxing? Like when you need to get

an email blast or a fax broadcast off in a hurry?

Not many scanners can handle such a big job on their

own. That’s because group blasts or broadcasts demand

a machine that’s integrated with your Exchange server

or fax server, because you need access to the email

addresses and fax numbers you have stored on them.

Enter the Exchange | Fax Connector from Drivve | Image.

But the story goes on from here. The thing is, you

probably don’t want to send everything to everyone

you know all the time (there’s a name for this condition),

so you also need access to all those special groups and

lists you’ve created on your server. Email to the sales

team? Just hit the “Sales” button. Fax to all your PR

agencies around the globe announcing your new

release? Select PR from that drop-down list and you’re

done. Just make sure you don’t forget to place the

document in the feeder tray.

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