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FaxBack Announces Active Server Page Integration
Fax Messaging Company to Engineer Product 
Line to Integrate with ASP technology

TIGARD, Ore. - August 14, 2000 - FaxBack® Inc., the world market leader in FaxBack brand fax-on-demand technology and a leader in network fax messaging solutions, today announced that developers can easily fax-enable Active Server powered Web pages to automate workflow routines. Using FaxBack's Active Server Page (ASP) integration technology, developers can add powerful fax and e-mail functionality to any web-based document including HTML, XML, Java server pages and Active Server Pages. Integrated voice response (IVR) technology can also be added to work with Active Server Pages and legacy databases to create and run powerful web-based business applications.

"This is a major milestone in greatly assisting hundreds of thousands of developers to add fax, e-mail and interactive voice response technology to web-based documents, including Active Server Pages," said Jim Mueller, president at FaxBack, Inc. "With the widespread popularity of Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS), we have seen a tremendous amount of interest and pent-up demand for technology that lets developers easily add fax and e-mail functionality to Active Server Pages."

With FaxBack's ASP integration, organizations can extend the range of how they communicate and deliver information to customers, web site visitors, prospects, distributors, resellers, telephone callers and much more. Companies can now provide information to users even quicker by extending workflow tasks that can be completely automated.

Broad Range of Applications

• Organizations can automatically deliver personalized, dynamic information from legacy databases via interactive voice response or as a fax from their web site. For example, insurance companies can have policyholders enter in policy/ID information via a web site, or with IVR technology by using a touch-tone phone. Either way, web site visitors or callers can request insurance identification cards be automatically faxed or e-mailed with no staff intervention.
  
• Purchase orders that are faxed to a NET SatisFAXtion fax server or submitted online via an Active Server Page, can have a fax or e-mail order confirmation automatically delivered to the sender, assuring them that their order has been received.
  
• Using any web browser they can access an Active Server Page, remote or traveling employees can enter user information and view inbound faxes online. Employees can then specify to have faxes forwarded to their e-mail inbox or even to a nearby fax machine. They may also call a FaxBack IVR system to have faxes automatically delivered to any fax machine.
  
• Government agencies responsible for accounts payable functions can allow third-party vendors to type in account numbers and PIN numbers to request an invoice or payment history be delivered by fax or e-mail. Stored in a legacy database, this information can be automatically accessed either via an Active Server Page on a web site or by a vendor using a touch-tone telephone and entering identification information.

Pricing and Availability
FaxBack's Active Server Page integration is available now for $1595.00 and includes NET SatisFAXtion fax server software and extended API support. For large companies or enterprises, it is automatically included with the purchase of a NET SatisFAXtion Domain Server that starts at $3795.00