Interoperability

On one hand, because it is not necessary to provide documentation that is already in the possession of other public institutions. And on the other hand, because the issuance of paper certificates is eliminated.

The automation of the service reduces errors in the data, so that the files gain in veracity and updating.

What are the benefits of interoperability?

• It guarantees the confidentiality of the information with controls and criteria of access to the data.
• It provides the pertinent data to each consultation with guarantee of integrity and confidentiality.
• It reports on the availability of each exchange service under its responsibility, as well as on the support and incident resolution mechanisms available in each case.
• Defines Service Level Agreements (ANS) to regulate the conditions of service provision and response mechanisms to specific incidents.
• Keeps track of all requests received and responses generated.