Could someone please describe me in SIMPLE language how to SEND a fax with Kazoo?
and is there a way to a fax via the web
and is there a way to a fax via the web
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Tuly,
When you have a faxbox assigned to a user or to the Main Faxbox number in smartpbx you open your favorite email client or email website and send the fax to this address
Destination@platformdomain.com
EX. 9498675309@tuly.phoneservicemagic.com
Ensure the message is below 10 MB and is in PDF or TIFF form.
When you have a faxbox assigned to a user or to the Main Faxbox number in smartpbx you open your favorite email client or email website and send the fax to this address
Destination@platformdomain.com
EX. 9498675309@tuly.phoneservicemagic.com
Ensure the message is below 10 MB and is in PDF or TIFF form.
Darren Schreiber, Official Rep
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For doing it via a web program, you'd have to create a web script (short). See this example:
https://github.com/2600hz/kazoo/blob/master/applications/crossbar/doc/faxes.md
Specifically, you can create two dummy files - a JSON file with the data about who to send the fax to, and then the TIFF or PDF itself.
From the page:
"you can use a single PUT request and send a multipart content-type to attach both the JSON metadata about the fax transmission and the document itself, in a single request. This avoids needing to have an external storage location for storing fax attachments prior to processing. This is a good solution for portals that upload documents.
http://{SERVER}:8000/v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/faxes"
https://github.com/2600hz/kazoo/blob/master/applications/crossbar/doc/faxes.md
Specifically, you can create two dummy files - a JSON file with the data about who to send the fax to, and then the TIFF or PDF itself.
From the page:
"you can use a single PUT request and send a multipart content-type to attach both the JSON metadata about the fax transmission and the document itself, in a single request. This avoids needing to have an external storage location for storing fax attachments prior to processing. This is a good solution for portals that upload documents.
curl -v -X PUT \ -H "Content-Type: multipart/mixed" \ -F "content=@fax.json; type=application/json" \ -F "content=@fax.pdf; type=application/pdf" \ -H 'X-Auth-Token: {AUTH_TOKEN}' \ http://{SERVER}:8000/v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/faxes"
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