Compose an email
Use an email address authorized for Email to Fax on your AFAX account.
Send documents to a fax number from the email app you already use. No fax machine, paper or dedicated fax line required.
For authorized senders with an active AFAX account. Works with common desktop and mobile email apps.
Please see the attached document.
Address update: Please begin using @afax.email. The legacy @go.faxthis.ca Email-to-Fax address is scheduled for retirement on January 2, 2027.
Transition details →Use Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail or your preferred email application to submit a document through AFAX.
Use an email address authorized for Email to Fax on your AFAX account.
Address the email to the destination's 10-digit fax number followed by @afax.email.
Attach a PDF, DOC, DOCX or TIFF file. You can attach multiple supported documents.
AFAX validates your submission and queues the fax. Track delivery in the AFAX portal and through enabled notifications.
{faxnumber}@afax.emailEmail to Fax is one convenient part of AFAX, a Canadian digital fax platform for businesses, healthcare providers and professional teams.
Send by email or use the AFAX online portal to send, receive and manage fax documents.
Explore features →Protected portal access, account controls and additional healthcare-oriented security options for sensitive documents.
Security details →Local and optional toll-free numbers, with options to move an existing fax number to AFAX.
View plans →Support multiple authorized users and configure fax access for staff and offices according to your plan.
User management →Send from Windows applications that support printing, without first printing to paper.
Learn about FaxLink →Connect fax communication to EMR/EHR, CRM, ERP and custom business workflows.
Developer options →We are simplifying the address used for AFAX Email to Fax. You can start updating your saved contacts and email workflows now, before the legacy address is retired.
No special desktop application is required for standard Email to Fax. Use your existing email app and an active AFAX account with an authorized sender address.
Yes. Attach multiple supported documents to one email. PDF is recommended for broad compatibility.
Yes, but review the forwarded content, remove unnecessary email history and keep the message concise before sending.
Additional email addresses can be authorized through AFAX user management, subject to your account permissions and plan.
This update concerns the email address used to send a fax. Your assigned fax number and inbound fax routing are separate.
Review your fax history and transmission status in the AFAX portal. Notification availability depends on your account settings.
Explore AFAX for email-based faxing, secure online document access, team workflows and application integration.