> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.didforsale.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.didforsale.com/sip-trunking/configuration-of-phone-numbers/fax/send-fax.md).

# Send FAX

**How do I get started?**

* Start off by creating an account on [DIDforSale](https://portal.didforsale.com/)
* In you already have an account then follow steps here:
  * **SEND FAX**

    * Login to your **DIDforSale** account.
    * Go to **Product ⇒ Fax Emails**
    * Click on **Add New Fax Email**.
    * Go to **Create New Fax Email** page enter the email address *(this will be activated for sending the fax)* and enter the Phone Number *(to be used as Fax number)*.
    * Click **Add** to save the changes.
    * Go to the email account dashboard and compose a new email. Format is:\
      \&#xNAN;*Format: <fromfaxnumber-tonumber@fax.didforsale.com>*\
      in the format,

    *"fromfaxnumber"* is the phone number from which fax is going out, and\
    \&#xNAN;*"tonumber"* is the fax number where the fax will be sent.\
    Here is an example file: <19494710101-19492690449@fax.didforsale.com>

    * You can attach .pdf or .doc files to your fax


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