Healthcare still runs on fax, but a fax machine doesn’t have to. Fanoni makes fax digital and native: send from the chart, receive into a board, and — the part that actually saves time — read inbound documents automatically and match them to the right patient, so fax stops being a paper pile someone sorts by hand.

Send and receive from the chart

Fax a prescription, a referral, or a record straight from the patient’s chart, and receive inbound faxes into a shared board the whole team can see. No physical machine, no separate fax line to babysit.

Inbound faxes that read themselves

Incoming documents are read with OCR and their key details extracted, so a faxed referral or result is understood — not just imaged. Fanoni matches it to the right patient and routes it, turning the inbound fax queue from manual triage into something that mostly sorts itself.

Faxes that become chart data

A matched fax lands on the patient’s chart as a real document, tied to the referral or order it belongs to — so what arrived by fax becomes part of the record, not a file in a folder nobody can find later.

Keep the fax number; lose the fax machine and the manual sorting.