These are good points > > Pro: > 1. Putting the fax IN the system allows logging incoming and > outgoing length of calls and numbers. > The first time my wife's business was able to confirm (via a > 20+ minute call) the fax report which said that 35 pages were sent > vs. the people at the receiving end saying that they only received > the cover page, the receiving end covered a very large trading error > that paid for the phone system >5 times.
I had to assist one company that risked loosing $90-MILLION due to what they thought was a fax error! > system. However (contrary to some of the posts), our experience for 6 > years is that one does NOT have to configure a delay, The KX-TD12132 > receives the number and buffers enough so that there are no lost > digits even from a fax auto-dialer (at least from HP fax machines.) This is partly true, my customer who had trouble with the 9 already had a huge number of fax speeddials programmed into their fax machine. They did not want to have to reprogram the machine with all new numbers (adding a 9). That is what they had to do eventually. Charles > _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
