Fax Voip FSP Extended Fax Routing Unlimited number of Rules License Review

Overview

The Fax Voip FSP Extended Fax Routing Unlimited number of Rules License is an extension to the Fax Voip Windows Fax Service Provider Lines license, which allows users to significantly increase the maximum number of available rules for incoming and outgoing fax routing methods. This license enables users to utilize various routing options such as routing through e-mail, storing in a folder, printing, e-mail delivery receipts, and custom routing.

Features

The Fax Voip Windows Fax Service Provider enables Microsoft Fax and Windows Fax and Scan to send and receive T.38 and audio faxes over VoIP infrastructure without any additional cost. The software supports Error Correction Mode (ECM), multiple SIP registrations, call routing, and mail-to-fax functionality. Users can send and receive faxes using shared fax resources within an organization, eliminating the need for manual fax machines.

Benefits

By replacing the standard Microsoft Modem Device Provider with the Fax Voip T.38/G.711FAX Device Provider, Fax Voip FSP improves the reliability and efficiency of the Windows Fax Service. The software supports Caller ID and Called Number (DID) detection, multiple SIP registrations, and flexible call routing options. The Mail to Fax feature allows users to send faxes directly from their e-mail applications, simplifying the faxing process.

Compatibility

Fax Voip FSP has been successfully tested with various VoIP service providers including T38FAX, Callcentric, babyTEL, and MondoTalk. The software is compatible with SIP and H.323 protocols, making it versatile and adaptable to different VoIP environments.

Conclusion

The Fax Voip FSP Extended Fax Routing Unlimited number of Rules License is a valuable extension for users of the Fax Voip Windows Fax Service Provider. With enhanced routing capabilities and compatibility with multiple VoIP providers, this license offers a comprehensive solution for organizations looking to optimize their fax communication processes.