Under AFM, corporate developers and ISVs can directly access the object model on which FACSys itself is built. FACSys v4.5 also provides a variety of user and management interface enhancements designed to improve implementation in large heterogeneous computing environments and to support the growing number of customers standardizing on Microsoft Windows NT Server and its associated BackOffice applications, including Microsoft Exchange Server. Larger sites will benefit particularly from the new capability to manage multiple servers from a single screen, as well as the ability to migrate data between servers for faster moves, adds and changes.
Users can create individual folders to store, highlight and sort their own fax events.
An enhanced scheduler allows users to select address and recipient information from a wide range of sources, including Microsoft Outlook Contacts and ODBC-compliant applications. Under the new interface, users can send faxes exactly as they send e-mail. FACSys v4.5 also now includes the FACSys Web Agent, which allows users to send and receive faxes from popular desktop browsers on either corporate intranets or remotely over the Internet. What's changing is the nature of our customers' networks and their growing need to leverage existing IT investments and reduce management overhead. Version 4.5 of FACSys is a direct response to these critical requirements.