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>Or worse the data doesnt get entered, and it ends up in a filing cabinet. God forbid that data not be vacuumed up never to be seen again except by the adverti
by dsfyu404ed 8y ago
>Or worse the data doesnt get entered, and it ends up in a filing cabinet.
God forbid that data not be vacuumed up never to be seen again except by the advertisers. /s
A file cabinet in the back office probably handles most people's use cases for documents they receive by fax 90% as well as any digital solution with a heck of a lot less effort.
- basch 8y agoIn the context of medical records, as a patient, id like to be able to download and transport my records without an office needing to pull out paper and copy it for me.
- fiddlerwoaroof 8y agoThey can always scan them and send you the image.
- basch 8y agoSo instead of me making a call to a database, a human has to be involved before I get my data.
- fiddlerwoaroof 8y agoThere's no reason they have to store the faxed doucments in paper form (except, possibly, for questions of authenticity but, even then, they could also save a digital version of every fax they receive)