Sorry Steve for the confusion so: 75% T38,ECM success rate: 82% does mean that 75% of the tries used the T38,ECM flags and 82% succeed. Whats important to note is that while I turn ECM on frequently it gets disabled as the remote faxing does not support it or the operator suppresses it. I actually had a hard time getting ECM to be enabled to most places. What I show in the flags are the options I pass to FS not necessarily how the fax ends up going. So a T38,ECM flag means I tell FS to use ECM and to invite with T38 but obviously they could turn around and negotiate no T38 and no ECM. Also remember that T38/ECM is the first method tried and with most faxes only taking 1.3 tries there is a good chance the first method would always have a high percent. For the stats to be super useful it would be better if I chose the method at random unfortunately I care more about getting the faxes through faster than providing the perfect FS faxing stats. It is sad that VOIP faxing has such a lower first try success rate, maybe with some tweaks it could get above where I have it now for the first try, but (atleast for my situation) getting to the 99%+ success rate overall for outbound faxing was something I did not initially get the impression was highly likely to achieve. (And sorry these are all Outbound faxing stats I did not include any inbound as those are less interesting) . Finally yes the Failure reasons stats I assume are not super useful but as I had them I figured I would throw them up. Keep in mind the % for each failure reason is not how often is occurs just how often it is the reason a fax fails. The idea being if you are trying to do faxing and seeing percentages hugely different than that you may be doing something else wrong. There certainly could be a better provider for T38 faxing than flowroute, but I was already using them and as they were quite successful in delivering faxes for me I did not do a huge search for other providers. If however anyone does have other recommendations I do want to replace T38faxing as my backup provider. ~Mitch On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 7:24 AM, Steve Underwood <steveu@coppice.org> wrote: