Apr 10, 2012
RingCentral Taps Dropbox, Google Docs for Fax Flexibility
SAN MATEO, CA—Looking for more flexibility and functionality from your virtual PBX provider? RingCentral has that covered with its latest innovation.
RingCentral just rolled out RingCentral CloudFax, which is the industry’s first cloud-based fully integrated fax service that lets you send documents right from Box, Dropbox and Google Docs. Indeed, RingCentral customers are just a few clicks away from faxing any document stored in the cloud from a single web page.
The idea is to improve workflow and boost productivity in your virtual office. RingCentral’s virtual office-add on does both. Here’s more good news. If you are a RingCentral customer, this is a free service.
“RingCentral allows us to send and receive faxes from anywhere, which enables us to respond to our clients quickly from wherever we’re working,” says Mae O’Malley, founder and partner of on-demand legal services firm Paragon Legal.
Here’s how it works: RingCentral CloudFax lets you fax their Box, Dropbox or Google Docs documents to multiple recipients, attach multiple documents and even schedule faxes for future delivery. RingCentral CloudFax lets you send documents from multiple storage locations simultaneously including from local computer hard drives, in one single fax.
“RingCentral is committed to improving workflow and productivity for our customers with cutting edge technology and an intuitive user experience,” says Naveen Gupta, RingCentral’s chief product officer. “RingCentral CloudFax enables our customers to take full advantage of leading cloud services by offering an integrated, fast and robust fax service.”