RightFax Server
On-premise or hybrid fax server core. Handles inbound and outbound traffic with full audit logging, retry logic, and integration to downstream systems.
US healthcare still runs on fax. Referrals between hospitals, lab results, prior authorisations, and prescription transfers move via fax because Epic, Allscripts, and Cerner all certify fax interop and HIPAA accepts the audit trail. Financial services compliance, government records, and legal eDiscovery have the same dependency. Old fax estates — T1/PRI lines, standalone machines, aging WindowsFax servers — lose referrals, fail HIPAA audits, and crash on the wrong day. OpenText RightFax with RightFax Connect cloud transmission and Fax Aviator AI replaces that estate with a managed digital-first fax server. BCS implements the EHR/ERP integration, the cloud transmission cutover, and the Fax Aviator activation.
Certified integration with the major US EHR systems means referrals, lab results, and prior auths flow into the EHR workflow rather than into a fax tray.
RightFax Connect moves fax transmission to cloud. The physical fax hardware retires; HIPAA audit trail strengthens.
Inbound faxes auto-route to the right destination — EHR record, claim file, legal hold — with content extraction and summary.
Fax is not legacy infrastructure in US healthcare and several regulated financial services workflows. Epic, Allscripts, Cerner, and the prescription transfer networks all run on fax as the de facto interoperability standard. HIPAA accepts the fax audit trail. The interop reality is unlikely to change before the next decade.
RightFax modernises the fax estate without trying to replace it. Cloud transmission retires the physical infrastructure. EHR/ERP integration moves the fax workflow into the source system. Fax Aviator adds AI routing and extraction so inbound faxes land in the right downstream system automatically.
On-premise or hybrid fax server core. Handles inbound and outbound fax traffic with full audit logging, retry logic, and integration to downstream systems.
Cloud fax transmission service that replaces the on-premise fax hardware (T1/PRI lines, fax boards). Connect handles the carrier interconnect; the server handles workflow and integration.
Certified integrations with Epic, Allscripts, Cerner, SAP, Oracle, Microsoft SharePoint. Faxes flow into and out of the source system's workflow rather than into a separate fax tray.
AI-driven inbound fax routing introduced in release 25.4. The Aviator module analyses inbound fax content, classifies the document type, extracts key fields, and routes the fax to the right destination automatically.
Send-from-email, print-to-fax, mobile send. Users send faxes from Outlook, the MFP device, or the mobile app without needing a fax line on their desk.
RightFax programmes start when one of four operational realities forces the decision.
The HIPAA audit identified inconsistent audit logging on standalone fax machines and PHI exposure on shared fax trays. The compliance team has a remediation timeline. The CIO needs a managed fax server with end-to-end audit trail and Epic/Allscripts integration.
The on-premise fax infrastructure is at end-of-life. T1/PRI lines are increasingly expensive and harder to source. The aging WindowsFax server crashes weekly. The CIO has accepted the migration is unavoidable; the question is whether to stay on-premise, go hybrid with cloud transmission, or move fully managed.
The hospital is losing 15-30% of inbound referrals because they sit in a fax tray nobody monitors, or because the receiving practice cannot retrieve them. RightFax with Fax Aviator routes referrals into Epic automatically with content extraction.
Post-merger integration or multi-site consolidation surfaces three or four different fax platforms. The CIO needs one fax estate with one audit trail and one set of EHR/ERP integrations. RightFax becomes the consolidation destination.
RightFax has a healthcare- and compliance-led buyer panel. Each accordion names the specific lever.
For the Healthcare CIO, fax is part of the EHR workflow whether the leadership wishes it were or not. RightFax integrates fax into the EHR so the workflow is one system, not a fax tray plus the EHR.
For Compliance, the fax audit trail is a regulator-relevant artefact. RightFax provides end-to-end logging with integrity protections that aging fax estates lack.
For Health Information Management, referrals, lab results, and prior authorisation responses arrive by fax in the dozens to thousands per day. Capture loss is direct revenue loss.
For the general CIO, the fax estate is technical debt with regulatory weight. RightFax with Cloud Connect retires the physical infrastructure while preserving the regulatory posture.
For Financial Services compliance, mandated fax workflows (FINRA disclosures, SEC filings, certain banking confirmations) need an audited, integrated fax estate.
For Legal and eDiscovery, fax-based communications fall under retention and hold orders. RightFax keeps the fax record discoverable and retainable on the same governance as email and document.
For the CTO, RightFax offers a choice of on-premise, hybrid (server on-premise, transmission cloud), or fully cloud-managed. The architecture decision drives infrastructure cost and operational footprint.
For the CFO, the fax estate carries a recurring cost in lines, hardware, paper, and the labour of manual fax handling. RightFax reduces all four.
Five product components organised across server, cloud transmission, connectors, AI, and user channels.
On-premise or hybrid fax server core. Handles inbound and outbound traffic with full audit logging, retry logic, and integration to downstream systems.
Cloud fax transmission service replacing on-premise fax boards and T1/PRI lines. Connect handles the carrier interconnect; the server handles workflow.
Certified integrations with the major US EHR systems. Inbound faxes route into the EHR record; outbound faxes generate from the EHR workflow.
Certified integrations with SAP, Oracle, Microsoft SharePoint, Outlook. Faxes integrate with the source system's workflow rather than living in a separate tray.
AI-driven inbound routing introduced in release 25.4. Aviator classifies the inbound document type, extracts key fields, and routes the fax automatically. Modules: Assist, Route, Summary, Extract.
Send-from-Outlook, print-to-fax through MFP devices, mobile send via app. Users send faxes without a dedicated fax line on their desk.
Faxes stored as discoverable records with retention policy and legal hold capability. Same governance model as email and document records.
A RightFax programme typically runs 10-18 weeks depending on the EHR/ERP integration scope. BCS sequences six workstreams.
The current fax estate is inventoried — lines, hardware, fax machines per site, current volumes, current audit logging, current EHR integration state. Critical fax workflows (referrals, prior auths, lab results) are catalogued.
BCS owns: discovery tooling, estate inventory, workflow mapping. Client owns: IT and clinical operations access, fax volume data.
The RightFax Server deployment model (on-premise, hybrid, managed) is selected. Cloud Connect transmission paths designed. Site-by-site cutover sequence planned.
BCS owns: deployment design, Connect configuration, cutover sequence. Client owns: network and carrier coordination, site readiness.
Epic, Allscripts, Cerner, SAP, Oracle, or SharePoint connectors activated as scoped. Inbound and outbound workflows configured against the source system. Provider directory and routing rules established.
BCS owns: connector configuration, workflow design. Client owns: EHR/ERP administrator access, clinical workflow sign-off.
Fax Aviator (Assist, Route, Summary, Extract) configured for the inbound document types — referrals, prior auths, lab results. Aviator routing rules trained against representative inbound samples.
BCS owns: Aviator configuration, training data preparation. Client owns: Health information management sign-off on routing rules.
Retention policy for fax records configured. Legal hold mechanics activated. Anugal IGA extends access governance over fax send/receive rights particularly for PHI-handling workflows.
BCS owns: retention configuration, Anugal policies. Client owns: compliance and records team sign-off.
Site-by-site cutover from legacy fax estate to RightFax. T1/PRI lines retire as Cloud Connect transmission takes over. Standalone fax machines decommission. Operational stability measured at each cutover gate.
BCS owns: cutover orchestration, stability measurement, decommissioning. Client owns: clinical operations sign-off per site cutover.
BCS implements RightFax as part of the broader OpenText practice with healthcare and compliance specialisation. The team understands the difference between a fax replacement and a fax modernisation — the latter is what regulated industries can actually adopt.
The agentic system integrator model means three operating platforms travel with every RightFax programme.
Identity governance over fax send/receive rights, particularly for PHI-handling workflows in healthcare. Segregation of duties enforced for outbound regulated document release.
Directory validation that runs before connector activation. Provider directory, patient master, and referral routing data are cleaned so Aviator routing lands on accurate identity.
Cutover orchestration for the multi-site fax estate. Per-site cutover gates, parallel-run windows, and rollback path execute as one workflow rather than dozens of independent site projects.
Three updates that shape the RightFax conversation in 2026.
Fax Aviator AI introduced in release 25.4. The four modules — Assist (authoring help), Route (auto-routing), Summary (inbound fax summarisation), Extract (field extraction) — modernise the inbound fax workflow.
Source: OpenText Fax updatesOpenText RightFax holds the market-leader position in the fax server category, with US healthcare and financial services as the primary verticals. Enterprise customers (10,000+ employees) represent close to half the installed base.
Source: Fax server market dataOpenText RightFax holds certified integration with the major US EHR systems. Epic and Allscripts certifications mean referral and prior-auth fax workflows route through the EHR rather than into a separate fax tray.
Source: OpenText FaxThe five questions that decide the RightFax programme.
BCS runs a 30-minute readiness session covering the current fax estate, the EHR/ERP integration scope, the cloud transmission cutover plan, the Fax Aviator activation, and the records retention and legal hold posture.
30-minute discovery session*