Tagged With "Routing"

The short answer is yes. It would have to be initiated by someone at the point of failure. I would teach someone there how to change things in the event that the server goes down with the intent of switching things back once the server is back on line. The incoming fax can either go to the Fax Document Server or there is such a thing as "Locked Fax". Like Locked Print, it stores the incoming fax in the copier harddrive until an authorized code is entered to release them. Don't ask me how to...

Old Glory Ty for this! Can you tell me more about the eFax account and ICE please! Sounds interesting!!!

Can you tell me more about the eFax account and ICE please! Sounds interesting!!!

I was having trouble getting the eFax info to attach here so I sent you an email. The I.C.E. (Integrated Cloud Environment) Brochure is attached

Thanx for this, I'll give it a read

CALGARY, Alberta, Oct. 22, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cortex Business Solutions Inc. (“Cortex”) (TSXV: CBX), a North American network-as-a-service complete document management & e-invoicing solutions provider, today announces the launch of a proprietary document workflow solution for the automatic routing and approval of procure-to-pay business documents. This expanded service solidifies Cortex’s expansion into a full-service AP and AR automation solutions provider. The new “Intelligent...

Had an interesting question posed to me and I don't know if there is a way to make a change with the MFP settings for Fax. On occasions the customers server will go down, during the time that the server is down, incoming faxes will not route to the fax folder, they will then print. The client can't have these faxes out in the open? Is there a setting with the MFP that we could make a change that the faxes would not print but be kept on the hard drive until released?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Konica Minolta’s UC Offering Now Includes Direct Routing for Microsoft Teams One-stop Solution Powered by iPILOT Provides Seamless Integration Ramsey, NJ -- Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc . ( Konica Minolta ) is proud to announce a new partnership with NTS Communications (NTSCom) that will allow it to expand its Unified Communications (UC) offering to include clients using Microsoft Teams. The Direct Routing for Teams solution, powered by NTSCom’s iPILOT...