Fax services involve the transfer of documents among clients, customers, enterprise offices, and other related parties through the internet. Based on service type, the fax services market is segmented into three types: FOIP services, cloud-based fax services, and hybrid fax solutions. Customers can also automate their faxing process by integrating their existing back-office applications. End-users have the option to use their existing fax numbers or buy a new fax number (local and toll-free) from service providers. For on-premises fax infrastructure, end-users can install fax software on their desktop systems or the centralized server. Also, end-users can operate through the service provider’s secured online portal for cloud and hybrid fax solutions. They can send or receive faxes through the internet through their personal computers (PCs) or mobile devices. Vendors offer a variety of subscription plans. For the on-premises deployment model, vendors offer software packages on the yearly licensing model. Customers can opt for monthly or annual subscription plans for cloud-based faxing, depending on their faxing requirements. Plans are also offered based on the end-user segment, which ranges from individual end-users to large enterprise customers.

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