List and track faxes on ICTFax, and send faxes when writes are enabled, over ICTCore REST.
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ICTFAX_PASSWORDAPI keyrequiredPassword for the account.
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ictfax_list_faxesList fax transmissions on the server (inbound and outbound) with their id, contact, statusList fax transmissions on the server (inbound and outbound) with their id, contact, status
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ictfax_get_fax_statusGet one fax transmission by id: its status (processing, completed, failed), contact and pages.Get one fax transmission by id: its status (processing, completed, failed), contact and pages.
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ictfax_upload_documentprivilegedUpload a local PDF (or other supported file) as a fax document and return its document_id,Upload a local PDF (or other supported file) as a fax document and return its document_id,
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ictfax_send_faxSend a local document as a fax to a phone number. THIS DIALS A REAL NUMBER and can cost money.Send a local document as a fax to a phone number. THIS DIALS A REAL NUMBER and can cost money.
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List and track faxes on ICTFax, and send faxes when writes are enabled, over ICTCore REST.
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