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FSD-02-06 TVL LVL Processing v1.0
FSD-02-06 TVL LVL Processing v1.0
TollPlus, LLC
November 8, 2018
TVL and LVL Processing
Functional Specification Document (FSD-02-06)
Version History
Version No. Date Changed By Description
1.0 11/08/2018 Jagadish Lingam Initial Submission
Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 BUSINESS OBJECTIVE................................................................................................................................................5
1.2 SCOPE....................................................................................................................................................................5
1.3 REQUIREMENTS.......................................................................................................................................................6
1.4 RELATED REQUIREMENTS..........................................................................................................................................6
1.5 PARKED REQUIREMENTS...........................................................................................................................................6
1.6 PROJECT REQUIREMENTS...........................................................................................................................................6
1.7 TVL AND LVL – AVAILABLE REFERENCES.....................................................................................................................8
2 SYSTEM OVERVIEW................................................................................................................................. 9
3 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................................ 12
3.1 UC-02-06-01: AUTOMATIC STATUS CHANGE OF TRANSPONDERS AND LICENSE PLATES....................................................12
3.2 UC-02-06-02: CREATE TVL IN T-BOS AND TRANSFER TO NTTA ROADWAYS................................................................15
3.3 UC-02-06-03: CREATE TVLS IN T-BOS AND TRANSFER TO CENTRAL US IOP HUB.........................................................17
3.4 UC-02-06-04: CREATE TVL IN T-BOS AND TRANSFER TO DAL AND DFW (AIRPORT PARKING FACILITIES).........................20
3.5 UC-02-06-05: CREATE TVL IN T-BOS AND TRANSFER TO TSA SUBSCRIBER LOCATIONS..................................................25
3.6 UC-02-06-06: RECEIVE TVL FROM CENTRAL HUB FOR CENTRAL REGIONAL AGENCIES.....................................................28
3.7 UC-02-06-06_1: RECEIVE TVL FROM CENTRAL HUB FOR SOUTHEASTERN STATE AGENCIES..............................................30
3.8 UC-02-06-06_2: RECEIVE TVL FROM CENTRAL HUB FOR NATIONAL INTEROPERABILITY..................................................33
3.9 UC-02-06-07: CONVERT AND TRANSFER TVLS TO NTTA/TSA ROADWAYS AS RECEIVED FROM CENTRAL HUB...................35
3.10 UC-02-06-08: CREATE LVL IN T-BOS AND TRANSFER TO CENTRAL US HUB FOR CENTRAL REGIONAL AND IOP AGENCIES....38
3.11 UC-02-06-09: RECEIVE LVL FROM CENTRAL US HUB................................................................................................40
4 INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................... 42
APPENDIX A: REQUIREMENTS TRACEABILITY..................................................................................................43
List of Figures
Figure 1: TVL and LVL Process..........................................................................................................................................11
1 Introduction
1.1 Business Objective
The objective of this FSD is to document details around the requirements related to:
1. TVL and LVL: Generation from T-BOS and transmitting it to other systems like NTTA lanes, TSA
roadways, Airport parking facilities (DAL, DFW) and Interoperable partners.
2. Process incoming TVL and LVL from other partners and transmit to NTTA lanes and TSA
roadways.
This FSD goal is to document the requirements and business rules for the TVL and LVL generation and
processing in T-BOS.
1.2 Scope
This document provides details for TVL and LVL generation, transfer, receive and processing of TVLs and
LVLs within T-BOS. This include
1. Status change of the transponders and license plates on an account in certain conditions and its
reflection in the TVL and LVL
2. Generation of TVLs and LVLs in T-BOS and sending them out to:
a. NTTA roadways
b. Central HUB (for regional partners)
c. Southeast HUB (through Central HUB for southeastern state agencies)
d. National HUB (through Central Hub)
e. Airport Parking Facilities (DAL/DFW)
f. TSA Subscribers
Also Receiving the acknowledgements from the respective recipients, where needed.
LVL s are created and sent only to IOP through central Hub.
(Assumed LVLs are not sent to NTTA lanes & TSAs)
3. Receive and processing of incoming TVLs and LVLs from interoperable, regional partners and
sending to NTTA and TSA roadways:
a. From regional partners (received via Central HUB)
b. From south eastern states (received via Central HUB, Southeast HUB)
c. For national interoperability (received via Central HUB)
Also Sending the acknowledgements to the respective initiators.
(Assumed IOP LVLs are not sent to NTTA lanes & TSAs)
1.3 Requirements
The following section of Functional Requirements and related Business Rules are included in this
document. Also, please refer to the TollPlus Standards Document (FSD-18-08) for additional validations
and details.
TVL
Roadways ICD Business Rules
NTTA • ICD007 External FS Lane X
Transaction Interface Rev
1_21
• ICD008 External AVI
Status Update Interface
Rev 1_4
Central US IOP SSIOP ICD VERSION 1 20 SSIOP Business Rules
FINAL RELEASED VERSION 2 7 FINAL
20170213 RELEASED 20160630
Sec 3 CLEAN
Sec 2.1.5
National IOP SSIOP ICD VERSION 1 20 SSIOP Business Rules
Hub FINAL RELEASED VERSION 2 7 FINAL
20170213 RELEASED 20160630
Sec 3 CLEAN
Sec 2.1.5
Airports - DAL •INTEROP-ICD-02 AVI Tag NTTA Business Rules-
& DFW Status_20170117_DAL_SK v2018.1 BASELINE -
IDATA_Integration DESIGN ANALYSIS
(Provided 20180921)
Business Rules
Sec 12.1
TSA Service Provider ICD V1.19 •TSP-ICD-Business
Subscribers CLEAN DISTRIBUTED Rules
20161019 LBJNTE12NTE3A3B
Sec 4&5 FINAL DRAFT v3.8
FINAL
Sec 4.1 & 5.1
•TxDOT NTTA DFW
Region Business Rules
- FINAL DRAFT V 2.1
20160915
Sec 4.1 & 5.1
LVL
Roadways ICD Business Rules
NTTA NA NA
Central US INTEROPERABLE-ICD-05- X
IOP LVL_v1_FINAL
Airports - DAL NA NA
& DFW
TSA Service Provider ICD V1.19 •TSP-ICD-Business
Subscribers CLEAN DISTRIBUTED Rules
20161019 LBJNTE12NTE3A3B
Sec 4.1.1.2 &5.2 FINAL DRAFT v3.8
FINAL
Sec 4.2 & 5.2
•TxDOT NTTA DFW
Region Business Rules
- FINAL DRAFT V 2.1
20160915
Sec 4.2 & 5.2
2 System Overview
Transponders/tags are issued to new customers when they sign up with NTTA or existing customer
when they request for additional tags. To these accounts or tags, license plate details are also
associated. Both tag and license plate details along with account balance available on the customer
account within T-BOS makes up for the ingredient of the TVL and LVL.
TVL and LVL
TVL and LVL are list of tags and license plates along with their respective status that are
registered on customer accounts within the NTTA T-BOS system. They have status indicators
from a combination of tag status, account status, license plate effective dates etc. that defines if
a tag or license plate is good for use in the lane. Each tolling back office system generates such
files on a periodic basis to be supplied to the lanes, other facilities like airports and
interoperable partners for operational purposes. Customers can also add non-NTTA
transponders to their NTTA Tolltag account
The TVL which also have associated license plate(s) information (if any) will be generated and
sent to the lanes, and the Interoperable partners via Hubs, on the schedule determined.
The TVL & LVL will be sent across locations and partners either as bulk /differential files or as
full / incremental files (differential file - which carries any updates/ change in the tag status or
license plate details then the last bulk file was sent)
T-BOS Tag Status
When the tags are issued to the customer, they are marked as ACTIVE in T-BOS.
*Inclusion of the tags (based on the tag status and account balance) in the TVL will follow the
specifications as mentioned in the respective use cases
Various other status that a tag can go through in T-BOS during the entire life span are:
Assigned
Inventory
Retailer
Expired
TagInacti
ve
Lost
Stolen
Returned
Missing
Replaced
Destroye
dDisposal
Destroye
dObsolet
e
Returned
Damaged
ShippedD
efective
ShippedD
amaged
VendorR
eturn
Shipped
Returned
Defective
Returned
Good
Inventory
Recycled
The tag status can be changed in T-BOS to appropriate status depending upon situations (explained
clearly in Use Case # UC-02-06-09) by:
1. Automatic by T-BOS: Tag status changed to expired, replaced, inactive depending upon other
business scenario (refer to account management FSD)
2. Manual by an authorized user: Customer reporting tag as lost/stolen/damaged and authorized
user doing it
3. Customer from Internet Portal: Customer reporting tag as lost/stolen/damaged
Tag Status in TVL – Inclusion of tag in a specific TVL and the corresponding status is done based by
taking below attributes in to consideration:
1. Customer account status, account balance, T-BOS tag status
2. Account attributes and flags (fleet, replenishment method, IOP, Airport Parking)
3. Area/region the tag serves (like tags on non-revenue accounts are non-revenue only for NTTA
lanes only)
Based on the above listed attributes, tags from T-BOS are indicated with one of the status based on the
respective interface specification in the TVL that is generated
TVL & LVL File main attributes – Detail record (May change based upon the agency)
TVL File
Tag Tag Serial Number Tag Status Tag Class Revenue Type Submitted
Agenc Date/Time
y ID
LVL File
Tag License Plate License Revenue Vehicle LVL Home
3 Functional Requirements
3.1 UC-02-06-01: Automatic status change of Transponders and
License Plates
Scope
Any change in the status of tag, license plate, replenishment type or account balance within T-BOS gets
reflected in the next TVL and LVL generated. T-BOS account management has specific triggers that
pushes these updates to queue from where TVL and LVL generation takes the input.
Process Details
Whenever there is a change in any of the attributes/flags/balances on the account, the same is reflected
in the TVL and LVL and the status will be changed accordingly.
Reference Description
TXN-REQ-198 The BOS shall automatically change the status of transponders and License
Plates, on an Account, for the following conditions; including, but not limited
to
TXN-REQ-198.1 Account Attributes
TXN-REQ-198.2 Account Flags
TXN-REQ-198.3 Account balance is equal to or below the Account’s Low Balance Level
TXN-REQ-198.4 Account balance goes negative
TXN-REQ-198.5 Account balance is positive
TXN-REQ-198.6 Account balance is greater than the Low Balance Level
TXN-REQ-198.7 Account is suspended
TXN-REQ-198.8 Transponders are issued; returned, lost, stolen, transferred, and
TXN-REQ-198.9 License Plates are issued; returned, lost, stolen, transferred
Reference Description
TXN-REQ-188.1 Current and future NTTA Roadways, based on the Roadway ICD
In return T-BOS receives the acknowledgement from the Central Hub that the TVL file is received.
Process Details
Tag Validation List (TVL) will be created by NTTA to inform the Central hub (in turn to other IOP
agencies) about the status of tags and license plates associated with a customer account in
NTTA T-BOS system
An acknowledgement will be received by NTTA: To make the sender aware that the submission
was received in its entirety, the receiver IOP agency should send an initial acknowledgment of a
Tag Validation List (TVL) Data file, back to the SSIOP Hub which sent the TVL. Additionally, a
second Acknowledgement Data file shall be sent to provide the date/time the TVL is considered
operative by the Away SSIOP Hub and all its local Agencies. The second Acknowledgement Data
file will only be sent after an initial Acknowledgement Data file has already been delivered. In
turn received by NTTA via Central Hub for SSIOP and National IOP.
Bulk and Differential TVLs will be sent on the schedules determined (covered under business
rules)
The following Tag Statuses shall be available in the TVL.
V – Valid (applies to both Bulk and Differential TVL)
Z – Zero/Negative Balance (applies to both Bulk and Differential TVL)
I – Invalid (only used for Differential TVL).
Use Case Number UC-02-06-03
Use Case Summary TVL is generated in T-BOS following agreed interface specification and
transferred to Central US IOP Hub for SSIOP and National IOP on the
schedule as determined by the interface specification
Application T-BOS TVL and LVL Processing Engine
Actor(s) System Batch
Pre-conditions Tags issued by NTTA to the customers with different status are
available in T-BOS
T BOS Tag
Status T BOS A/C BAL Matching SSIOP Hub Status
Assigned > Low Balance V- Valid (applies to both Bulk and Differential TVL)
<=Low Balance Z- Zero / negative Balance (applies to both Bulk and
Differential TVL)
Expired
TagInactive
I - Invalid (only used for Differential TVL)
Lost
Stolen
Returned
Missing
Replaced
Omitting a tag from a Bulk TVL automatically makes
the tag invalid
Business Rules:
Accounts with a prepaid balance exceeding $0.00 (parameter) and valid Transponders will be
Interoperable
Customers may opt-in/opt-out of interoperability use. When opted-out, their Transponder will
not be valid for use for interoperability
The Home Agency shall document the status of its interoperable tags and license plates in the
Tag Validation List.
The Tag Validation List shall denote the status of and associated license plate(s) for each
interoperable Tag based on the requirements and status defined in the ICD.
Tag Validation Lists shall not contain fictitious Tags. (false tags)
The SSIOP Hubs shall electronically exchange Bulk Tag Validation Lists on a regular schedule, at
least once per week. The Bulk Tag Validation List will have “now” valid and zero/negative
balance tags. It is up to the Home Agency as to whether the zero/negative balance tags are
included in the Bulk TVL.
When changes occur to the Tag Validation List, Home Agencies shall create a Differential Tag
Validation List and distribute via the SSIOP Hubs. The Differential TVL contains new valid and
“now” invalid (invalid, zero/negative balance) tags compared to the last Bulk TVL. The
Differential TVLs are exchanged at least daily. It is up to the Home Agency as to whether the
zero/negative balance tags are included in the Differential TVL.
Each Hub shall provide a utility to be used by authorized users to pull a tag’s history in the event
of a dispute or other inquiry.
Requirements, Business Rules Covered:
Reference Description
TXN-REQ-188.2 The BOS shall create and transfer TVLs to Central US IOP Hub, based on the
Southern States ICD and Business Rules
TXN-REQ-188.3 The BOS shall create and transfer TVLs to National IOP Hub, based on the
National Interoperability ICD and Business Rules (Using SSIOP rules)
AM-BR-46 Accounts with a prepaid balance exceeding $0.00 (parameter) and valid
Transponders will be Interoperable.
3.4 UC-02-06-04: Create TVL in T-BOS and transfer to DAL and DFW
(Airport Parking Facilities)
Scope
The NTTA TVLs created in T-BOS with all the tags that are opted in for the DAL and/or DFW airports
forwarded to the respective airports at scheduled interval. It can be which can be a full file or an
incremental batch update.
In return T-BOS receives the acknowledgement from the Airports that the TVL file is received
Process Details
Periodically, T-BOS creates a tag status file for the tags owned by the Authority and transmitted
to Airport authorities. T-BOS sends tags managed by NTTA as well i.e. tags where NTTA is the
home agency. For example, customer may add a OTA tag to NTTA account to use at DAL/DFW
airports
Tag status file requires acknowledgement from the receiving Authority. If the NTTA as
originating authority does not receive an acknowledgement after a reasonable delay, an attempt
should be made to retransmit the tag status file
Full and Incremental TVLs will be sent on the schedules determined (covered under business
rules)
The following Tag Statuses shall be available in the TVL
G – Good
B – Low Balance
I – Invalid
L – Lost
N – Negative Balance
R – Returned
S - Stolen
T BOS Tag
Status T BOS A/C BAL Matching Airports Status
Assigned > Low Balance G – Good
> Zero and <= Low
Balance B – Low Balance
<= Zero N – Negative Balance
Expired I – Invalid
TagInactive
Missing
Replaced
Stolen S - Stolen
Lost L – Lost
Returned R – Returned
Business Rules:
TVL files sent to Parking Service Providers shall only include Transponders allowed by the
Parking Service Provider.
TVL files sent to Parking Service Providers shall not include Transponders with a proposed
status. (sitting in a queue with no TVL)
TVL files sent to Parking Service Providers shall not include Transponders that have not been
fulfilled. (sitting in a queue with no TVL)
The TVL status sent to a Parking Service Provider shall be invalid for a Transponder with any of
the following conditions:
1. The Account is not active.
2. The Account is not replenished by an automatic replenishment method.
3. The Account does not have a valid Credit Card or other replenishment method on
file.
4. The Credit Card or replenishment method has expired and there are no additional
valid methods on file.
5. The Credit Card has a failed payment flag set due to an unsuccessful parking
transaction posting attempt (for any Parking Service Provider) and there are no
additional valid payment methods on file.
6. The Account has a failed replenishment flag set and three (3) consecutive failed
replenishment attempts (condition reset by a successful payment or by a Credit
Card update), and there are no additional valid payment methods on file, and the
Transponder has a Public Parker guest group Guest Type designated by the
Parking Service Provider.
7. The Transponder has been blocked from being used at the Parking Service
Provider’s facility by the patron.
8. The Transponder has been blocked from being used at the Parking Service
Provider’s facility by NTTA (at the request of the Parking Service Provider).
9. The Transponder has a returned status.
10. The Transponder has a defective status.
11. The Transponder has a retired status.
Otherwise,
1. The TVL status sent to a Parking Service Provider shall be lost for a Transponder
with a “lost” status.
2. The TVL status sent to a Parking Service Provider shall be stolen for a Transponder
with a “stolen” status.
3. The TVL status sent to a Parking Service Provider shall be negative balance for a
Transponder with an active status on an Account with a zero or negative balance.
4. The TVL status sent to a Parking Service Provider shall be low balance for a
Transponder with an active status on an Account with a positive balance that is
less than the Low Balance Level.
5. The TVL status sent to a Parking Service Provider shall be good for a Transponder
with an active status on an Account with a positive balance that is greater than or
equal to the Low Balance Level and a valid replenishment method is on file.
TVL files sent to Parking Service Providers shall specify the revenue type as full-fare.
Requirements, Business Rules Covered:
Reference Description
TXN-REQ-188.4 The BOS shall create and transfer TVLs to DAL, based on the DAL ICD and
NTTA’s Business Rules
TXN-REQ-188.5 The BOS shall create and transfer TVLs to DFW, based on the DFW ICD and
NTTA’s Business Rules
TXN-REQ-188.6 The BOS shall create and transfer TVLs to Parking facilities, based on the
existing ICD and NTTA’s Business Rules
AM-BR-47 A Customer’s Transponder may be used for payment at DFW and DAL Airports
if the Customer maintains a valid payment method specified for airport use,
on their Account
AM-BR-93 Each Parking Service Provider may designate its own version of a unit ID for a
vehicle
AM-BR-94 Each Parking Service Provider may designate its own version of a Guest Type
(parking class) for a Transponder/Vehicle
AM-BR-95 Transponders/Vehicles that have not been designated with a Guest Type
(parking class) by a Parking Service Provider shall be treated as Class 01
(General Public) for that Parking Service Provider
Add additional valid Tags from credit card-based accounts (those between $0
and $X dollars where they are not included as valid on the IOP TVL.
Post-conditions TVL file is successfully created and electronically distributed to all the
TSA locations in the prescribed format
T BOS A/C
T BOS Tag Status BAL Matching TSA Status
Assigned, > Low V- Valid (applies to both Bulk and Differential TVL)
InventoryRetailer Balance
<=Low Z- Zero / negative Balance (applies to both Bulk and Differential
Balance TVL)
Expired
TagInactive
Lost
Stolen
Returned
Missing
Replaced
DestroyedDisposa
l
DestroyedObsolet
e I - Invalid (only used for Differential TVL)
ReturnedDamage
d
ShippedDefective
ShippedDamaged
Shipped
ReturnedDefectiv
e
ReturnedGood
InventoryRecycle
d
Assigned X - Exempt, First Responder
Business Rules:
Bulk Transponder Validation List Files shall be created and pushed from the Service Provider to
the Subscriber Once per week
The Bulk Tag Validation List will have “now” valid and zero/negative balance tags. It is up to the
Home Agency as to whether the zero/negative balance tags are included in the Bulk TVL
Differential Transponder Validation List shall be created and pushed from the Service Provider
to the Subscriber Once a day on the days where a Bulk TVL is not transmitted
The Differential TVL contains new valid and “now” invalid (invalid, zero/negative balance) tags
compared to the last Bulk TVL
The TVL shall contain the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority’s TVL. OTA tags are processed as IOP
tags
“DFWC” shall be used instead of “DFW” so that the locations are not confused with the DFW
Airport.
There will be multiple TVLs, one per Interoperability Hub in operations
Exempt Vehicle shall be included in the TVL with a transponder status of “X”, for TxDOT
Data Record Format – TVL File LICENSE PLATE TYPES –
TL = Trailer
AQ = Antique
EX = Exempt
ZZ = All other
3.6 UC-02-06-06: Receive TVL from Central Hub for central regional
agencies
Scope
The TVL tag status files are received by T-BOS from Central Hub with all the tags that are registered with
other Agencies connected to Central Hub & NTTA at predefined timelines which can be a full bulk
update or an Incremental batch update
Process Details
NTTA receives Tag Validation List (TVL) from other regional agencies through the Central HUB
that contains status of tags and license plates associated with customer accounts held by each
of them in their respective BOS
Central hub will combine TVLs from each home Agency before sending the TVL to the NTTA, so
NTTA receives the Consolidated TVL from the Central Hub
T -BOS receive a Bulk or Differential TVL from the Central US Hub
NTTA will acknowledge the TVL from Central Hub within a prescribed time
The following Tag Statuses shall be received in the TVL.
V – Valid (applies to both Bulk and Differential TVL)
Z – Zero/Negative Balance (applies to both Bulk and Differential TVL)
I – Invalid (only used for Differential TVL)
Business Rules:
Each Tag Validation List (Bulk or Differential) shall be acknowledged by the receiving Hub and
Agency within sixty (60) minutes of receipt.
Each Hub shall maintain a historical record of each Tag Validation List sent to and received from
the other Interoperable Agencies and hubs for a minimum period of one hundred-eighty (180)
days.
Each Hub shall provide a utility to be used by authorized users to pull a tag’s history in the event
of a dispute or other inquiry.
The Away Hub and each Away Agency is responsible to ensure each TVL is made active as soon
as possible after acknowledgement.
The local Agency’s TVL and Transaction Acknowledgement date and time is recorded by the
SSIOP Hub who made the TVL or Transaction Submission available.
There shall be two Acknowledgements for a TVL from the Away Hub, one to confirm the TVL
has been received, the second to record the TVL activation date and time.
The Away Hub shall determine the TVL activation date and time based on the 2nd
Acknowledgement received for the TVL.
The Away Hub shall send the second TVL ACK, indicating the TVL activation date/time, to the
Home Hub within four (4) hours. The Home Hub shall send the separate 2nd TVL ACK to its
Home Agency(ies) as needed.
The Home Hub shall use the second TVL ACK to determine the activation date/time of its TVL at
another Hub and the tag status at the time of the transaction.
It is the responsibility of the Away Agency to ensure bulk files and differential files are applied in
order based on Submission Date/Time such that a stale bulk or differential submission would
never overwrite more recent bulk or differential submission.
In the event the Home SSIOP Hub receives a status for the same tag from two different Home
Agencies, the SSIOP Hub shall not filter the tags when creating and distributing the TVLs.
Reference Description
TXN-REQ-191 The BOS shall receive TVLs, from other Hubs, for National Interoperability
Business Rules:
TSA
Bulk Transponder Validation List Files shall be created and pushed from the Service Provider to
the Subscriber Once per week
Differential Transponder Validation List shall be created and pushed from the Service Provider
to the Subscriber Once a day on the days where a Bulk TVL is not transmitted
There will be multiple TVLs, one per Interoperability Hub in operations
Exempt Vehicle shall be included in the TVL with a transponder status of “X”, for TxDOT
Reference Description
TXN-REQ-192 The BOS shall convert and transfer the TVLs, from the Central US IOP Hub
and other Hubs, to NTTA Roadway, based on a Configurable Flag, for each
Home Agency; i.e., NTTA may require transponders, from the Florida
Turnpike Enterprise, to be sent to the Roadway, but not Miami-Dade
Expressway.
TXN-REQ-193 The BOS shall transfer the TVLs, from the Central US IOP Hub, to the TSA
Subscriber Roadways, after applying NTTA’s transponder and License Plate
updates, based on the Subscriber/Service Provider ICD and Business Rules.
TXN-REQ-197 The BOS shall provide the TVLs, and LVLs, to the TSA Subscriber Roadways,
at Configurable times of day.
(Sending LVL to the TSA locations is parked as per NTTA)
Business Rules:
Bulk License Plate Validation Lists are transferred to receiving Service Providers and Subscribers
by 6:00 am (CDT).
Incremental files are typically distributed once an hour. Since these lists contain only those
license plates whose status has changed, the updated lists may not be generated hourly
Reference Description
TXN-REQ-194 The BOS shall create LVLs for Interoperability, in accordance with the latest
LVL ICD and NTTA’s Business Rules
TXN-REQ-195 The BOS shall transmit LVLs to the Central US IOP Hub, in accordance with the
latest LVL ICD
Business Rules:
Bulk License Plate Validation Lists are transferred to receiving Service Providers and Subscribers
by 6:00 am (CDT).
Incremental files are typically distributed once an hour. Since these lists contain only those
license plates whose status has changed, the updated lists may not be generated hourly
Requirements, Business Rules Covered:
Reference Description
TXN-REQ-196 The BOS shall receive LVLs from the Central US IOP Hub, in accordance with
the latest LVL ICD
4 Interface Specifications
1. NTTA
2. SSIOP
3. Airports
4. TSA