When considering Fax2.0 or other cloud faxing solutions, businesses often ask whether using a fax number comes with extra costs. Understanding how these charges work can help you plan your faxing setup efficiently.
When There Is a Cost
The only additional cost occurs if you are using Fax2.0 and need an inbound number ported. In this case, there is:
- A one-time inbound port fee
- A monthly service fee for as long as the number is hosted
This allows you to maintain a dedicated fax number that is fully integrated with your cloud faxing service.
No Additional Cost Options
If your organization is using a hospital-provided SIP or telecom line, there is no additional charge for inbound routing or a locally provided number. This makes it easy to leverage existing infrastructure while still benefiting from modern cloud faxing features.
Flexible Routing
Inbound faxes can be routed in a variety of ways to suit your workflow:
- Network folder
- Email address
- PCC Mail address
This flexibility ensures that your team receives faxes where it’s most convenient and efficient for daily operations.
Get Started with Lane
Cloud faxing with Fax2.0 can be cost-effective and easy to implement. Contact Lane today to learn more about inbound numbers, routing options, and pricing. Our team can help you set up a solution that meets your needs without unnecessary fees.
