Online Fax for Texas Insurance Agencies and Carriers

First-notice-of-loss forms, claim documentation, declarations pages, proof-of-loss statements, and producer licensing paperwork filed with the Texas Department of Insurance. Adjusters also fax medical records and repair estimates back and forth with claimants and providers. Fax gives each of these a timestamped confirmation that the document reached the other side, which plain email does not provide.

Transmissions run over TLS and stored documents are encrypted with AES-256, which supports the confidentiality expectations in the Texas Insurance Code. For claim files that include protected health information, the Business plan at $79.99 per month is built for HIPAA handling, so medical records in a personal injury or workers' compensation claim stay covered.

Yes. You choose a Texas number at no extra cost and use it for both outgoing policy documents and incoming claim paperwork. Carriers and claimants who already have your fax number on file keep reaching you, and everything arrives in your email and dashboard instead of on a machine in the office.

Plans start at $12.99 per month for a single producer and move up as an agency adds volume across offices. You can hold several Texas numbers under one account so a personal lines desk and a commercial desk each have their own. When an agency consistently exceeds a plan's monthly page allowance, it steps up to the next tier instead of tracking per-page charges, so the heavier desks set the plan rather than every claim adding to the bill.

Many filings handled through the Texas Department of Insurance Division of Workers' Compensation, along with provider and adjuster correspondence, still move by fax because carriers and clinics keep it as the confirmed channel of record. Send FAX Mail handles those filings from email and logs each transmission, so you have a record of when a document was sent and received.