RE: Faxing from MAPICS at remote locations

   Ron,

   American Presence also has a solution for your faxing requirements, called
   FAX/400.  Our IMPS fax servers are connected IP and can be located
   anywhere on your network.  We have a large presence in Latin America and
   Europe.  In addition, MAPICS has written their own interface for FAX/400,
   giving you a full and robust fax / email solution.

   Please contact me offline if you would like additonal information or to
   see a WebEx demo.

   Regards,

   Rusty Stuart
   American Presence, Inc.
   800-429-8983
   www.international-presence.com

    

   >From: MAPICS@xxxxxxxxxx
   >Reply-To: MAPICS ERP System Discussion <MAPICS-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
   >To: mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
   >Subject: Faxing from MAPICS at remote locations
   >Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2004 17:42:47 -0600
   >
   >We have some offices in foreign countries that want to be able to fax
   >MAPICS PO's and COM orders.
   >We have implemented a solution on our iSeries that uses an external modem
   >or can email a PDF document.
   >The problem is that for the foreign offices it will be an international
   >phone call to fax using the iSeries modem.
   >
   >The solution I'm considering is set up a local fax server at the foreign
   >location. We could then "print" from the iSeries to
   >the fax server and have it fax the document OR use email and fax the PDF
   >attachment.
   >The print stream from the iSeries would be PCL output.
   >
   >Anyone else implement something like this?
   >What fax server software did you choose?
   >Any other suggestions besides replacing our current fax package?
   >
   >Thanks
   >Ron
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