MongoFAX!
Have you tried MongoFAX yet? Accelerate your business in 2009 with this free Washington REALTORS® member benefit. MongoFAX empowers all Washington REALTORS® to instantly scan, and email hardcopy paper-based documents as searchable PDF files. All you need is an ordinary fax machine and WAR’s designated MongoFAX Email Cover Page. With MongoFAX REALTORS® are able to eliminate courier, mail, and overnight delivery costs. In addition, users are able to dramatically reduce paper and toner expenses, close deals faster, and deliver cleaner documents while automatically maintaining a digital email trail of all transactions.Try It Now!
REALTOR FEEDBACK:
“We love it! Numerous agents in our office use it, and it’s very easy and efficient. I have a scanner on my desk that I used to scan offers and then e-mail them to clients as a PDF file, but now I can just bypass that time-consuming step and do it straight through MongoFax. I especially like that you send ME a copy of the file, too – a great benefit! MongoFAX has saved us time, money, and hassle – our agents have been VERY pleased to receive this service – especially as a benefit of their dues dollars!
As a Board member of the local association, I’m thrilled to be able to link this directly to dues dollars. We get complaints all the time about the tangible benefits of being part of the association and this makes that conversation MUCH easier! Thanks!!!” –Kristy Buck, REALTOR®, Shelton, WA
MongoFAX Online Training!
Whether you are first hearing about MongoFAX or a seasoned user, you are invited to participate in a live training class hosted daily by a certified MongoFAX Account Manager. These “webinars” are held online, last about 15 minutes, and cover everything you need to know about the service and its applications.
Training is not required but highly recommended. Click here to register for one of our upcoming webinars, or contact the MongoFAX Training team at training@mongonet.net.
MongoFAX Customer Support: 1-866-482-2229
This entry was posted on Thursday, May 21st, 2009 at 7:17 pm and is filed under news.
