Guides and news about sending faxes and telecoms.
Notarial offices, law firms and judicial officers' practices still rely heavily on fax for urgent documents. Between the copper network shutdown, mandatory professional platforms and professional secrecy, here's how to organize your exit without breaking the chain of correspondence.
A fax you have sent is only worth something if you can find it again and prove what it contained. Legal retention periods, durable formats, transmission reports, backups: how to build a fax archive that actually stands up in 2026.
Sharing one number between voice and fax is the leading cause of lost faxes in small businesses. This guide explains how to set up an IVR, conditional forwarding or a dedicated number so that every call lands in the right place, over IP as well as on mobile.
Since the mandatory digitalisation of public procurement, fax has all but vanished from tender submissions — yet it survives in ancillary correspondence, buyer follow-ups and emergency procedures. Here is what a fax is still worth in the eyes of a contracting authority, and how to send one without putting yourself at fault.
Working from home or on the road doesn't stop you from sending a fax — you just have to drop the idea of a home fax machine. Here's the minimum kit, the scanning method, the confidentiality reflexes and the pitfalls of public Wi-Fi.
Once a company runs five, ten or thirty locations, fax stops being a technical question and becomes an organisational one. Single number or one per site, routed to which inbox, who answers, who archives? Method and pitfalls of mapping your fax numbers.