Which channels does BRF+ Output Management support for document distribution?

BRF+ Output Management is designed to facilitate the distribution of documents through various communication channels, enhancing efficiency and flexibility in business processes. The correct choice highlights the most widely used and effective channels in document distribution: printing, sending via email, and generating XML files.

Using print as a channel allows businesses to create physical copies of needed documents, which is still crucial for many organizational compliance or archival needs. Email serves as a highly efficient digital communication method, allowing for quick and cost-effective distribution of documents in a secure manner. XML provides a structured format that is compatible with various systems and technologies, enabling easy transfer of data between applications and ensuring data integrity during transport.

The other options include channels that either are less universally applicable or may not align with the capabilities of BRF+. For example, while fax and SMS were once common for document distribution, they are becoming less prevalent in modern digital communication strategies. Therefore, the combination of print, email, and XML captures the current best practices in document management supported by BRF+.