Fax SMTP
InterFAX is an online fax service, allowing you to fax from any application using SMTP email messages. Sending a fax programmatically through the InterFAX fax SMTP interface is as simple as generating a regular email message. InterFAX also provides an advanced fax API with multiple destinations, deferred transmission, document resolution, and more.
Fax SMTP Samples, Documentation and Discussion Forum
The Samples section shows examples of parameters that are passed under different SMTP faxing scenarios.
The Reference section defines all available parameters.
The Developer Forum allows you to discuss fax SMTP interface issues with other developers and with InterFAX staff.
Developer?
Get a full development account, for free:
- Free Registration - It costs nothing to join our developer program.
- Free Faxing - Send as many test faxes as you need to one designated fax number.
- Free Support - Our support team ensures you have everything you need to get your application up and running.
- Access to Developer API - Your choice of XML Web Service, Email Interface, or ActiveX COM Object.
Fax Web Service
The InterFAX Web Service lets you send faxes from any .NET SOAP or other WSDL client.
- Fax Web Service Reference - methods and properties used to send and receive faxes, and advanced administration options.
- Demo Fax Form - try sending live faxes with different parameters (requires developer registration).
- Developer Forum - discuss development issues with other developers and InterFAX staff.
Features & Benefits
- No Installations - No need to worry about fax software, servers or phone lines. Be up and running in minutes.
- Global Reach - Our internet fax servers are distributed over four continents. Send faxes wherever you are.
- Unlimited Scalability - Whether you need to send ten faxes or ten thousand, our internet fax servers get the job done.
- Full Control - Web-based administration screens allow you to monitor activity and control settings.
- Detailed Reporting - Receive email reports on user activity in plain text, HTML, XML or CSV.