No, it is not required. However, if you do not use the web services, the state has no way of immediately determining whether or not the vehicle has current insurance if there is an accident, or if a transaction is made between full book of business (FBOB) transmit times.
Are the insurance companies required to use web services?
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- Is this program going to be used to help a law enforcement officer determine insurance coverage, or will it be used for car registration etc.?
- Do insurance companies have to have a non-disclosure agreement in place covering the data we send to the Tennessee Department of Revenue?
- Are insurance companies required to send a full book of business (FBOB) once a month and provide a web service for verification?
- Can Tennessee provide the directory structure so that the insurance companies can start scripting?
- What are the elements required for the web-service?
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