Solid Niche Player with Next Level Potential Scrypt's SFax is a solid HIPAA compliant offering with the API's, interface partnerships, and platform to provide great value to healthcare companies of all sizes. They are priced very well. What is holding them back in eFax is mobile application support for Android devices which would allow more customers to ditch expensive copper line contracts. While they have other products, none stand out as much as SFax. Their partnerships with EMR vendors and their print capture driver will help increase exposure. Their secure messaging platform is in a crowded field, but is worth a look while we are shopping other vendors.

Nonexistant support, incompetent staff Our experience with Sfax has been nothing but frustrating. E-mails to support on simple issues go unanswered. We tried to port our numbers over, but after 4 months the porting department seems to be unable to enter a port request properly even after being provided with a CSR from our current carrier. When we checked with our current carrier's port-out department, it looks like only half of the port requests are making it to them. We ported our voice numbers to a different vendor just before attempting to port our fax numbers and everything went fine. I'd recommend avoiding sfax or any j2 brand.

So far so good We have been using sFax for a number of months now. It's working well except we are having a bit of trouble porting existing numbers which seems to take up to 2 weeks.

Locks me out too fast As an efax it has many features I like and expect, tracking, ability to look back etc. But Everytime I leave the page I have to sign back in. It is often very slow to load, and cumbersome to search. It's just OK

Excellent service. Reliable. Secure. I am not a heavy user of secure fax, however I am a critical user. I chose Sfax because it was the only one at the time which offered HIPAA security and also didn't require a big buy-in or monthly fee for occasional users. The security is still there but recent changes have made it less practical for occasional users like myself. If that does not apply because you are a business user, I can recommend Sfax without reservations.