100% Australian owned and operated. Notifyre’s online faxing service is secure, compliant and certified offering industry-compliant fax transmission via a secure online portal, API, and email, helping Australian healthcare organisations meet industry regulations.
Eliminate the need for physical fax machines and rapidly send and receive medical faxes directly from Notifyre's online fax platform or integrate fax into your healthcare systems with Notifyre’s programmable Fax API. Designed for Australian healthcare providers, minimal setup allows you to be operational in minutes and keeps patient data protected at all times.
Transform your email inbox into a fax machine with just a few clicks. Simply attach a document to an email to securely transmit sensitive healthcare information. Notifyre is compatible with all major email platforms and provides data privacy compliance required by healthcare providers across Australia.
Maintain continuity in your healthcare communications with Notifyre's fax number porting service. Keep your existing number, enjoy 99.9% server uptime, and benefit from dedicated support from our Australian team. Use a temporary redirect number during the transfer and fax online.
While the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliance is specific to the United States, Australian healthcare organisations must adhere to the Privacy Act 1988, particularly the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). These principles govern the handling of personal and health information in Australia, serving a similar purpose to HIPAA in ensuring data privacy and security. Notifyre is HIPAA compliant fax solution and ISO 27001 certified.
Robust AES 256-bit Encryption: Full-scale encryption at rest and in transit, ensuring that your documents are decipherable only by intended recipients.
Optional Auto Delete: Securely store fax messages online or use the ‘Auto delete’ setting for enhanced data retention control, tailoring compliance to your needs.
Comprehensive Audit Trails: Easily track and monitor all fax communications, ensuring a clear record of all interactions for regulatory adherence.
User Access Controls: Customise user permissions with user access controls, restricting data handling to authorised personnel only.
Fully Compliant Workflows: Enhance document security and simplify compliance with automated faxing that reduces manual errors and paper record risks, effortlessly meeting healthcare privacy standards.
Protected Health Information (PHI) Security: Fax directly from your current systems without logging in to new software. Our advanced encryption ensures compliance with industry regulations and protects sensitive information.
Healthcare-Ready: Notifyre's Fax API flexibly manages sensitive healthcare documents like patient records and lab results, scaling to meet the needs of medical practices of all sizes.
With desktop, mobile and tablet app With any email client Via API Gateway Use webhooks Send fax globally Add multiple email address to receive fax documents Resend fax feature No additional software required NBN compatible Import up to 300,000 contacts at once Create contact groups Fax Broadcast High quality resolution sending (incurs extra charge*) Multiple receive fax numbers Create custom fax cover pages Free fax cover page templates Fax header Schedule fax Unlimited users Tiered user permissions Email delivery notifications Email send and receive permissions Activate auto Top Up Dashboard reporting Activity log reports (Option to export) Export contacts HIPAA compliant ISO 27001 certified Data Privacy compliant Encrypted cloud storage 99.99% server uptime API access tokens Secure payment gateway powered by Stripe Australian owned and operated Do not call register Auto delete faxes when sent Auto delete faxes when received The Australian equivalent to HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) is the Privacy Act 1988, particularly the section known as the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). The Privacy Act governs the handling of personal information in Australia, including health information. For more details read the Privacy Act 1988
