Frequently asked questions

Product context and links to current Faximus help guides.

Guidance for everyday fax work

Simple first steps, deeper detail when your team needs it.

Current help topics

Safe account-specific support

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When a fax will not send

Open the current fax-delivery guide or your signed-in Help page.

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When email fax is not accepted

Open the current Email fax troubleshooting guide.

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When billing or checkout does not work

Open the current billing guide or your signed-in Help page.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Faximus do?

Faximus supports account-based faxing through its web app, Email fax and customer API.

How do I start on a paid plan?

Getting started links to the current account setup guidance for your intended sending or receiving use.

What is included with a paid plan?

Review the current plan terms and included-number information shown in Pricing and Billing before accepting a purchase.

Can I keep my existing fax number?

Move number is the account-specific request path. The current move-number guide explains its requirements and readiness checks.

Can I choose a new fax number?

Fax Numbers shows current availability and account-specific requests. The current numbers guide explains readiness and uncertain results.

How long does a new fax number take?

Timing depends on the actual request and provider evidence. No completion date is promised by this help page.

Can I send a fax from email?

Email fax is available according to account eligibility and approved sender settings; use the current Email fax guide.

Can I send a high-resolution color copy?

Eligible accounts can select a recipient copy in addition to fax-network output. The current recipient-copy guide explains access and expiry.

What does Delivered mean?

Delivered means positive delivery confirmation is recorded. Processing completion and notification status are separate.

What should I do while a fax is queued or sending?

Use the current delivery-status guide for pending work and uncertain effects. A final status alone does not establish safe resend.

Why did a fax fail?

The exact fax evidence determines the next step. The current delivery guide covers failures, retries and unconfirmed outcomes.

Which attachments are supported for email fax?

The current Email fax guide and account controls describe supported attachment handling.

How does pricing work?

Pricing and account Billing show current package terms; this help page adds no purchase or service commitment.

What are the free developer limits?

Review the current Developer Sandbox terms and limits before using its shared sending option.

How do I invite a teammate?

Team is the account access surface; the current team guide describes authorized roles, invitations and recovery.

What is the difference between owner, admin, and member?

Roles control permitted account actions. The current team guide explains those boundaries.

Is Faximus secure?

Faximus uses authenticated access and controlled support paths. Sensitive use depends on actual approved setup and applicable agreements.

Where do I find a request ID?

A safe request reference may appear in a Faximus message or copied Help details; it helps identify activity but does not authorize access.

What should I send support?

Share only safe page/reference/time and expected-versus-observed context. Use your signed-in Help page for account-specific support.

Should I send fax contents through the public contact form?

Do not share fax contents, medical details, passwords, verification codes, API keys, raw logs or payment details through any support message or intake form. The current support guide describes safe case details.

Need account-specific help?

Open Help in your signed-in Faximus account or use the existing support contact. Include the page, request reference if shown, approximate time and what you expected.

Do not share fax contents, medical details, passwords, verification codes, API keys, raw logs or payment details through any support message or intake form.