MFP and Network Scanner Fax Integration
Biscom's fax server and hosted fax service integrates with Multifunction Peripherals (MFPs) from a range of vendors – HP, Xerox, Sharp, e-Copy, FabSoft, and Lexmark – to enable network users to send faxes as easily as they make copies.
Since one MFP can replace multiple traditional copying/printing/scanning devices, their use in corporate environments has become more and more widespread. By consolidating multiple functions in one device, businesses can save valuable time, resources, and office space. Moreover, taking this consolidation one step further and integrating the MFP with a centralized fax server or fax service results in even greater savings and productivity improvements.
MFP Fax Connectors
ShareScan / eCopy
FAXCOM® for ShareScan integrates with eCopy™ ShareScan® Open Platform (OP) software to support fax capabilities on a range of digital copiers and scanners, including Canon, Fujitsu, HP, Océ, Ricoh, Sharp, and Toshiba products.
Xerox EIP MFPs
FAXCOM for Xerox EIP MFPs integrates with Xerox Extensible Interface Platform (EIP)-enabled devices. Xerox EIP is a software platform upon which developers can use standard Web-based tools to create server-based applications configurable for the MFP’s touch-screen user interface.
HP
Installing the HP Digital Sending Software (DSS) 4.0 or higher on HP MFPs and Digital Senders eliminates the requirement for fax senders to use the SMTP addressing syntax when sending faxes from those devices. When HP DSS is installed on the device, users need to specify onlythe destination fax number.
Sharp OSA
The Biscom MFP Fax Connector integrates with Sharp Open System Architecture (OSA®) technology to support fax capabilities on all Sharp MX Series MFPs.
Xerox Network Fax Server
FAXCOM for Xerox integrates with the Xerox Network Fax Server Integration option to support fax capabilities on Xerox WorkCentre and Document Centre MFPs.
Lexmark
Sending faxes from Lexmark MFPs through the FAXCOM server, rather than through a dedicated phone line, optimizes your telecommunications infrastructure by eliminating the need to install additional phone lines.
