Fax on Demand in the Internet and e-mail era
Fax on Demand, contrary to popular prediction, did not die with the advent of e-mail. It's a simple fact that some things, such as catalogues, product manuals and contracts requiring proof of signature, are just as efficiently - and in some cases, better - handled in paper form as in an e-mail attachment. And there may also be certain confidential business information, such as technical specifications or pricing details, you don't want to send in digital form because it can be saved and modified by the recipient.
Fax on Demand is a very efficient way to gain the savings from customer self-service by automating the distribution of on-demand information. Your customers want information about your company - product updates, service schedules, store location maps, order forms - and they want it when they want it, not days later after it's arrived in the mail or, worse, after they've got frustrated that their e-mail graphics software can't open your attachment. One of the best methods to deliver them the information they want in a format everyone can use and right at their point of need is via Fax on Demand.
Fax on Demand
Fax on Demand with the ConnectMeVoice FaxOnDemand solution enables you to pre-store information your customers want in a digital fax program. Callers select from touch-pad menu options to navigate to the content they want and press a button to have it faxed to them. It's quick and simple for your customers, and it's efficient for your business because it doesn't take up your staff's time in answering routine questions. You can store up to five multiple page documents in one account for instant on-demand retrieval 24/7.
FaxOnDemand is available as a standalone box for a low monthly payment, or as an optional enhancement to many of our other plans for a small additional cost. Our included-minutes plans, which offer 300, 600, 1000 or even 2000 minutes for as low as 3.9 cents per minute, can comfortably meet all your requirements for precision, cost-effective information distribution via Fax on Demand.
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