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The fax line every clinic still needs, without the fax machine

Referrals, prescriptions and discharge summaries still arrive by fax because the practice on the other end has never stopped sending them.

What crosses the line

  • Referral letters
  • Prescriptions
  • Lab results
  • Discharge summaries
  • Prior authorisations
  • Insurance forms
A doctor in a white coat with a stethoscope, in a consulting room.
The Faxdrive inbox: received faxes with the sender, page count and time each arrived.

Why healthcare still faxes

Health systems standardised on fax decades ago and the standard outlived the hardware. A clinic cannot tell its referrers to stop — so the line has to keep working, and it should not depend on paper, toner or somebody being in the room.

What you get

Built for the way healthcare actually uses a fax line

  • Accounts3 people · 1 line
    Reception5 people · 2 lines

    One line per department

    Give reception, billing and the clinical team their own numbers. People see the lines they work on and nothing else, which is the point of separating them.

  • Queued14:02:11
    Sending14:02:14
    Delivered14:02:52

    A receipt for every page

    Queued, sending, delivered — timestamped, with the page count and how long the line was open. The answer to “did it go through” stops being somebody’s memory.

  • Referral.pdf

    Nothing to shred

    Incoming faxes arrive as PDFs and are read in the browser. No tray of documents in a corridor, and no second copy on a machine's hard drive.

  • A number of your own

    Choose the country and the area code, name the line, and keep it for as long as you pay for it.

  • A shared inbox, with roles

    Invite the team by email. Owners and admins see everything; everybody else sees the lines they work on.

  • Kept, and findable

    Unlimited storage, searchable by the sender's number or the name you gave them, in both directions.

What you can hold us to

  • 20 MBper fax, in PDF, Word or an image
  • Unlimitedstorage — every fax stays, in both directions
  • 31 countriesyou can hold a fax number in
  • Every pagetimestamped, with the time on the line

A day on the line

  1. 01

    A referral arrives

    It lands as a PDF on the line the referring practice already has, whatever hour it comes in.

  2. 02

    It reaches the right desk

    Reception, billing and clinical each have their own number, so the document goes to the people who handle it.

  3. 03

    You send back, with proof

    The reply keeps its own receipt — when it left, how many pages, how long the line was open.

What happens to the document

Faxes carry what people will not email. These are the parts of that we can state as fact.

  • Encrypted in transit and at rest

    Documents are stored encrypted, and every link to one is short-lived and signed.

  • A record of every transmission

    Who sent what, when it left, when it landed, how many pages crossed and how long the line was open.

  • Roles and departments

    Owners and admins see everything; everybody else sees only the lines their department holds.

  • Nothing deleted by one click

    Deleting moves a fax to the trash, where it can be restored.

The Numbers page: each fax line with its department, or “Everyone in the workspace” when it has none.

Questions this trade asks

Put your healthcare fax line in the browser

A number of your own, the whole app, and a receipt for every page. Cancel whenever you like.