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airSlate SignNow includes a fax feature that allows users to send and receive faxes directly from the platform. This makes it easy to manage important documents without needing a separate fax machine. It's a convenient solution for businesses looking to streamline their communication.

The fax capability in airSlate SignNow enhances your document workflow by allowing seamless integration of faxing with eSigning. Users can fax signed documents instantly, reducing the time it takes to complete transactions. Overall, it simplifies the process and improves efficiency.

With airSlate SignNow, there are different pricing plans that can vary the limits on fax usage. Generally, higher-tier plans offer more faxing capabilities. For precise details regarding limits based on your chosen plan, please refer to our pricing page.

You can fax any document type supported by airSlate SignNow, including contracts, agreements, and forms. The platform allows you to upload documents in multiple formats, ensuring you can fax what you need. This flexibility is beneficial for various business needs.

Yes, while airSlate SignNow offers a cost-effective solution for signing and sending documents, there may be additional charges for fax services based on your subscription plan. It's advisable to review the pricing details on our website or contact support for clarity on specific fees.

Absolutely! airSlate SignNow provides tracking features that allow you to monitor the delivery status of your faxes. This feature ensures you know when a fax has been sent, received, or if there were any issues in the process, enhancing accountability.

airSlate SignNow integrates with various applications that enhance its fax functionality, including cloud storage services and CRM systems. These integrations allow users to easily access and send documents via fax without leaving the platform. This connectivity is ideal for users who want a one-stop solution for document management.

Google Trends!Google Trends is a public web facility of Google, based on Google Search, that shows how often a particular search term is entered relative to the total search volume across various regions of the world, and in various languages.Let's take an example of our favorite word 'IIT-JEE'. These are the statistics for last five years.Its shows, India is a country where we use IIT-JEE word more often than any part of the world (It's obvious).As you can see, there is a peak between 5th May 2013 to 11th May 2013 caused because IIT-JEE exam result declared on 7th May 2013.I like this Google product and I guess Chinese knows better how to use it effectively. (Search ‘Google Trends’ on ‘Google Trends’ for cross-check).

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Yes, in fact I’ve committed HIPAA violations.I had the husband of a patient call me for information about her cancer. I’d met him on the initial consult. This was a couple of years later when he called to check on her because we changed her treatment. So I explained what we were doing and about 2 months later I got a letter from her attorney complaining because the husband and wife were getting divorced.In another situation, I had a patient call to ask me the results of his scans. I relayed them to him and also answered questions on expected prognosis and treatment. It turned out to have been the patient’s brother and not the patient. The 2 brothers were suing each other regarding a joint venture gone bad. I got another attorney letter.Nothing came of the letters because during all that time, I was making every effort to treat both these patients’ cancers successfully. But their attorneys’ understandably didn’t think that my divulging information made their jobs easier.But after that, I no longer give information by phone regarding test results or treatment plans.The most egregious example of discipline related to HIPAA occurred at one of the universities to a friend of mine. My friend was suspended without pay for 6 months (I would have quit in disgust). She shared an administrative assistant with another faculty member. The secretary neglected to log out from the computer with my friend’s ID and re log in with her associates’s ID and instead entered a restricted patient’s file (a celebrity) to access test results. The electronic record sent an alarm.The university “investigation” clearly showed that the administrative assistant was at fault, but was protected by the union. So they suspended my friend without pay for 6 months. My friend is a single mother of 2. I have no idea how she supported her family for 6 months without pay.The problem with HIPAA penalties is that there is no room for intent or error. Its ridiculously draconian and HIPAA issues have gotten to the point where I can’t get test results from elsewhere without multiple forms being signed by the patient and faxed around town. It’s one more thing that employees have to be hired for in every practice or clinic that have very little to do with patient care.

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I knew this guy once. A co-worker, a friend.He stole over $10,000 worth of computers and computer accessories during a transaction between two businesses. Then, he got them to split the loss between them when they filed the insurance. He was not under any suspicion, all his paperwork was signed, dated, initialed and correctly filed. He went on to become store manager and stayed with the company for another two years, never stealing so much as a paperclip after that.In your opinion, what was the greatest crime ever committed?The things he did would not be possible today. In 1994 everything was in the process of switching over to digital. Paperless billing was coming, but the fax machine still ruled communications between businesses.The internet was just a glorified BBS.Cell phones were not uncommon, for the more wealthy and flashy important people, but the rest of us still had the beeper.I won’t go into all the details, it was a crime, and who knows? $10,000 worth of merch was a decent chunk of change back in the day. Somebody might remember and still be holding some kind of feelings about the situation.The outline was simple.Company “A” sold computers to businesses of all sizes. Huge orders would come thru there. An order of several hundred systems for a company that employed hundreds of people was not unusual. We were salesmen for this company. Huge contracts, big commissions. Long days and longer workweeks than most jobs. That's what you do in sales to make that money. We were young, worked hard, played harder, and never slept. After a year or so of this, we were good and sprung on the crystal.Once you travel that road, all other roads lead back to it. Everything always comes back down to the methamphetamine.Company “B” bought their computer systems from us. 10, 20, 50, at a time as they decided they needed them. There were constant upgrades and repairs and new builds and warranty issues. Payment issues and delivery issues, wrong hardware or operating system issues. It was a never-ending flow of invoices, checks, computers and computer accessories back and forth.Nobody, no one body, ever knew exactly what was going where and when and how or for whom. 1/2 was in paper form, 1/2 was digital, it was a beautiful mess.A perfect opportunity for a closet tweaker that lived way beyond his income and owed money to some One-Percenter buddies over drugs delivered and consumed but not yet paid for.Not as an excuse, but he was also burning thru the end of his 2nd marriage, to a woman that spent 2 years in prison for getting busted with his drugs. He needed to move out quickly, she was already dating a cop and he knew they talked about him. There was some stress, but nothing a few grand cash wouldn’t solve.Back at work, some creative, strategic, adjustments were made to the paper paperwork and the computerized paperwork. Some names were forged on copies that had been faxed and were mostly illegible. Some dates changed. A delivery van driver bribed to take a long lunch and leave the keys with the van. An addition to a log here, a subtraction from inventory there and Bam!His garage was suddenly crowded with 10 brand new computer systems and all the accessories. All sealed in the boxes they came in. It was freaking beautiful.Unfortunately, his wife didn’t think so. His wife wasn’t at all happy to have a garage full of $10,000 worth of stolen computer merch. She didn’t care for the idea of going back to prison and wouldn’t have his back with the cops again. In fact, she packed up her 5-year-old daughter and lit out for her moms' house so she could have plausible deniability. It’s true you know. Love is not enough.Anyway, He was extremely nervous about the situation as well. All the energy and mind contortions went towards getting the computers and getting away clean. No thought had been given as to where one sells hot, possibly hot, computers. Who was going to know they were stolen? Shit. These were custom built towers. That's what we did. Every component in there had a label, with a tracking number for inventory purposes on it. The operating systems were custom installed with our company license for Windows. That hard writes the windows key and company name into the registry. I couldn't just list them in the newspaper or pawn them. They gotta go, though. Every minute they sat there was a link in a chain against our freedom. Got away with the loot and now stuck cold with it in your garage. Good Plan, mastermind. Ha.So, I called a little gang banger Mexican friend of mine and got him looking for a buyer down south. Soon enough, a couple of days, he’s got them sold. Decent price, but he was lying when he said he would get them moved that day. He would be up in a few days to get them or I could mule them to Dallas, approx. 6 hours away. For the $4,000 he was offering, I would have muled them to the moon at that point.Still, stealth was called for. I had plenty of weirdo friends and conveniently one of them lived in a shed behind his parent's house just down the street from me. He also used for his daily driver, a shiny white hearse. Yes, I said he drove a hearse. A final ride for dearly departed. I do not know why, he just did. I traded him some meth to rent his hearse for a day.The thinking was clear there because I couldn’t see a cop pulling over a hearse going down the interstate. Keep the speed down to sedately and the headlights on, people might even pull aside out of respect. Perfect.I backed the back end of that hearse into my garage where nobody could see what I was doing and loaded up my loot. No telling what the neighbors thought, but it must have thrown them off pretty good. ;)Bam! Down the highway, I went. Loaded up and truckin’.The rest was uneventful. I met up with my buddy and some of his homies at a house outside of Dallas. They unloaded the hearse for me. We did a shot of tequila to close the deal and they paid me $4,000 in used bills. I snorted a big fat line for the drive home and set the cruise control back on “sedately”.Back at work, it took over 3 months for the missing computers to finally be declared MIA and written off as some kind of loss to the insurance companies. Both companies paid 1/2 of the loss. Both also padded the insurance to almost double what had been taken. Both got their settlements in full. Everybody was happy.Everybody except my wife, who never came back from her moms.Thank you for the question.(This is a fictional story for entertainment purposes only. Any resemblance to me or something that might have happened over 20 years ago is purely coincidental. I don’t promote or approve of the actions taken or the drug use involved in this answer.)This question was changed to its current form while I was writing this answer.

The practice of medicine has been gutted like a fish in the last 15 years or more in the USA. The promise that electronic records would make portability of information possible with the push of a mouse button was at best a severe exaggeration and at worst a lie by politicians invested in the companies involved in creating those systems. The eco-friendliness of the electronic records is another falsehood. They demand generation of paper nonetheless. Most platforms are complicated and repetitive templates. I have seen the results of a downloaded and printed hospital record that occupied 11 bankers’ boxes on the floor of an attorney’s office, which would have been about 12″ of old paper charts. EMR’s are killing more trees than paper records ever did. It takes more time to complete a simple office visit note and electronically prescribe or print and sign prescriptions for a patient than in the good old days. The time wasted in this fashion takes away time from direct dealing with patients.The government and insurance carriers have added to the time wasting with their drug coverage plans with rejections, exceptions, and prior authorizations. Atop this, we have to deal with back and forth to get procedures approved, consults approved, generally involving the filling out and faxing of forms multiple times for the same thing. Then, there’s the doctor to doctor phone call to get something approved. I had some schmo turning down a stress test on a 56 year old who was getting short of breath walking 30 feet and who had normal results on his EKG, echocardiogram, chest xray, CT of the chest and upper abdomen. I was told he didn’t meet criteria. I spent 25 minutes on hold to talk to this guy and he was immediately dismissive. So, I requested from him the proper spelling of his name, the right street address, and his phone number. He asked why and I told him it was going in the patient’s record with my note about the stress test being turned down. I wanted documentation of exactly who it was who said the test was denied. That way, should he drop dead on the street from a coronary problem for which proper workup - that every 3rd year med student knows is a stress test of one sort or the other - was denied, the family’s choice of malpractice attorney would know who to pursue for the wrongful death claim. Amazingly, he then gave me the 8 digit approval number.With the insurance plans, lists of participating doctors are generally thru the company’s website so a generalist knows to whom a referral can be made which will be covered by the patient’s insurance. We learned that hard way that those lists are not kept up to date. Guess who gets chewed out when the insurance doesn’t cover the visit? Try talking to someone at the company and see how far that gets you. The usual response is that they update once a year. My office manager spent an entire workday calling 18 cardiology offices until she found one that confirmed they participated in a particular plan, but all 18 doctors were listed online as participating.Burocracy (sp) is what has wrecked the ability of the average general doctor to be efficient and reduced dramatically the time which can be spent directly with the patients. They treat the computer to make the insurers happy and Uncle Sam happy. They do nonsensical “educational” activities to pacify them - not true continuing education but needless timewasting poitically correct crap.I am not happy to be retired in that I miss interacting with my patients. I am relieved to be rid of the nonsense that has infected American medical care like an aggressive cancer.

A few reasons:1: Calligraphy and hand writing retains a very important position in Japanese culture.In Japan it is considered the standard that if you are applying for a job that you must hand write your CV. Your handwriting is considered a critical indicator of your personality and intelligence.Consider that unlike writing in the English alphabet, in Japanese a large number of Chinese characters will be used, the scope for mistakes is large.2: Paperwork galore.In Japan there is a lot more paperwork than in most other countries. Bureaucracy holds a central place in Japanese culture. The reasons for this would be an answer unto itself.When you’ve a lot of forms to fill in and stamp (as they do rather than signing), a fax machine can actually be quite a time saver. It’s quicker to deal with the paper version than a dodgy pdf.3: Gerontocracy.In Japan the old rule. Yes, in other countries things tend this way too. But in Japan in particular your age heavily deterimines your rank in society and at work. Meritocracy barely enters into it.As such when you have old guys making decisions, they tend to want to stick to their ways.4: Japanese IT technology developed slower.Back when computers were first being developed in the 70s and 80s they had very limited memory capacity. They could just about manage the western alphabet, but the Japanese alphabets of thousands of characters? They couldn’t even do it to a basic level. Considering ugly characters are despised (point 1) even once it was possible it wasn’t looked upon so fondly.Even in the 90s if you look to for instance games on the Super Famicom you will find text tends to be basic, overly reliant on kana, not in ‘full’ Japanese.As a result of the slow development of Japanese capable word processors, offices were slower to take them up. Combined with 3 and 2 this means paper based ways of working that rely on fax machines hold strong.

Supplies you'll need…Pen/pencil/crayonPaperEnvelopeA stampThe ability to write a word/sentenceYou sit in a quiet place and you begin writing what was known in the “old days” as writing a letter to someone.  Some individuals would start out with the word “Dear….” and would write the recipients name and a comma after the word “Dear”….. ex:. “Dear Homer,”Then you would write what it is that you are needing/wanting to communicate to “Homer” or the name of the person that you are writing to. Once you are finished with your letter, you will put it in the envelope and write the address to the person you are sending it to and you will lick the envelope and put a stamp on it …TIP: “MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF POSTAGE ON IT OR IT WON'T GET MAILED”…Once you have completed all of these steps then you will either put it in your mailbox with the flag up OR you will take it to the post office and put it in the “outgoing mail” box!! Much more personable this way….If you need further assistance with this, go to your local elementary school and see if you can sit in on the 3rd grade class when the teacher has it scheduled to go over this. Thanks and have a fantastic day!!!