Sending Multiple Fax/E-mail Recipients at once

I'm a RightFax integrator and am trying to assist a customer that would like to integrate RightFax with Oracle Purchasing.
What we would like to do is provide the user with the ability to transmit one purchase order to multiple fax recipients and/or e-mail recipients at once from the Oracle interface. It was initially thought that this might be able to be accomplished with the RightFax integration module but RightFax only processes the data stream from Oracle and makes no change to its functionality. If Oracle can only fax to one recipient at a time then so can RightFax.
Does anyone know if there's a way to customize Oracle to allow sending to multiple recipients at once or of another add-in product that might offer this functionality?
Please feel free to post replies here or send directly to me at [email protected]
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Mike Bishop

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