Is a cover page necessary for every fax?

Summary

Faxeroo composes one automatically from the form: your names, the subject and your message already appear there. Your correspondent wants more — case reference, page volume, specific department? The free generator produces a PDF to slip at the head of the document.

Why this first page carries weight

In an administration, a hospital or a practice, the same fax machine often collects the sends of a whole department. The first sheet decides the sorting: without it, anonymous pages wait in a tray, or even end up torn up.

Faxeroo's page, and when to do more

With every send, Faxeroo assembles a cover page: your name, that of the recipient, the subject, the message entered appear there. Look after these fields — they are the first words the correspondent will read.

Some organisations want more: case reference, member or patient number, targeted department, full pagination, "confidential" mention. A dedicated cover sheet, placed at the head of the PDF, then removes all ambiguity.

A cover sheet in one minute

The free cover sheet tool lays out a clean PDF from a few details, without an account; place it in first position of your document. Watch out: the extra page tips the send into €3.99 including VAT as soon as a second page is added.

Key points

  • A cover page is assembled automatically with every send.
  • Sender, recipient, subject and message all appear on it.
  • A detailed cover sheet for demanding organisations.
  • The added page counts in the tally: €3.99 including VAT from two pages.

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