Haze Fax

Haze Fax / Features

Everything a fax has to do, and proof it did it.

Nobody chooses to send a fax. A clinic asks, an insurer asks, a court asks. So the job is not to make faxing delightful — it is to make it take two minutes and leave you holding something you can show the person who asked.

Sending

Send a PDF, a photo, or a scan
Upload a file and type the number. No cover sheet is required, though you can add one, and it counts as a page.
Photograph a document with your phone
The app uses the camera to capture a page and converts it to a clean black-and-white fax page on the device.The original photograph is not uploaded, and nothing is written to your photo library.
Prepare a document before it goes
Reorder pages, drop the ones you do not need, and combine files into a single fax.

Receiving

Your own fax number
Every plan includes at least one. Anything sent to it arrives in your inbox as a PDF.
An inbox, not an email attachment
Received faxes are listed with who sent them and when, and stay readable in the account.

Proof it arrived

A record that the far end confirmed
A delivered fax carries a confirmation number, the time it finished, and the page count the receiving machine acknowledged.This is the reason the product exists. Most complaints about fax services come from people who could not tell whether anything happened at all.
Failures that say what went wrong
A fax that does not land is marked failed with the carrier's reason — no answer, busy, or a number that is not a fax line — rather than disappearing.
A month of history at a glance
The dashboard shows what was sent and received over thirty days, the delivery rate, how much of the allowance is used, and the most common reason for failure.

Signatures

Put fields on the page
Place text, date and signature boxes where they belong on the document, then send a link.
They sign from a phone
The signer opens the link in a browser, fills the fields and signs. No account, no app, no password.
More than one signer
A document can go to several people, each with their own fields and their own link.
Reusable templates
A form you send often keeps its field layout and its roles, so the next one takes a moment.
The signed copy comes back with a record
You get the completed document and a record of who signed it and when. Signing links expire, and an expired link stops working.

Where it runs

In any browser, and in the phone app for iPhone and Android. It is the same account and the same history in both; a fax sent from a laptop is in the app before you have put the laptop down.

What it costs is on the pricing page, and how documents are handled is on the security page.