Learn to Fax From Gmail

By Matt Gerchow

Watch the video above to see exactly how to send and receive a fax from within Gmail.

Once you’ve seen it, give RingCentral a chance to show you how simple it is to fax from Gmail.

Why? Because if you;re tired of spending time waiting next to the fax machine, it’s probably time to learn the tricks of how to fax from Gmail.

You see, people want more flexibility from their faxing.  The ability to fax from virtually anywhere with an Internet connection and email is a luxury that most business professionals never dreamed would be possible.

That is, until rumors of fax functionality through Gmail started surfacing.  Although the functionality’s not directly part of Google’s email client, you can now send and receive faxes conveniently from email.

In addition, you need to know that your private information won’t attract prying eyes that want to spread your most private documents throughout the company.  After all, your faxes are addressed to you.  So why has the communal fax machine always been considered public information.  You see what I mean?

Gmail being a popular email client, it’s only natural that you’d want to manage all of your documents from one place.

One key factor is you need to choose a fax service that’s compatible with Gmail.

If you want to be able to have the most reliable and high quality results in regards to sending and receiving a fax from Gmail, you should try RingCentral as your provider.  They offer a 30-day trial with no commitment.

Wouldn’t it be great if the rest of life worked like that?

This website is here to give you insight into faxing from gmail.  It is continually updated to make sure you have the most current information.

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About Matt Gerchow

Matt Gerchow is a long-time tech enthusiast with roots in the Seattle, WA area. Growing up just a few blocks from Bill Gates, his course in the computer and technology world was determined at an early age as he made inroads at Microsoft and other top 100 Puget Sound based companies. In 2013 as a semi-retired travel author, software developer, martial arts enthusiast and leisure aficionado, he travels the world with his wife and young son.