New concept: Automatic check that allows for no misdelivery!
It is a system that shuts out erroneous transmissions without changing the current procedures.
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【Features】 ○ The fax operation procedure remains the same as before, so even with systemization, the operation is unchanged and can be used without discomfort. ○ Since the current fax machine can be used as is, there is no need for special hardware/software on-site, and no significant investment is required. ○ The system includes a mis-sending check function, allowing for reliable automatic fax transmission without manual intervention. ○ Fax logs and images can be stored for long periods, enabling various post-searches and management. ○ The destination fax number is registered in a two-step process, ensuring easy and reliable registration. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Personal Information Protection Law Compliance and Fax Solutions for Financial Institutions, Public Organizations, and Distribution, Manufacturing, and Service Organizations.
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1. Customer satisfaction as the top priority We will always strive to improve our systems and culture to accurately capture customer needs and provide responses and services that ensure their complete satisfaction. 2. Pursuit and maintenance of high quality We will continually work on cutting-edge technology and enhance our educational systems to provide high-quality, competitive, and excellent products and services. 3. Pursuit of high performance and low cost We will consistently strive to shorten delivery times (construction periods) and reduce labor (costs) through the accumulation of know-how and components. 4. Pursuit of usability We will work hard to achieve systems with high usability that emphasize safety, stability, functionality, scalability, and operability.
