Online Fax for Tennessee Insurance Carriers and Agencies

First notice of loss forms, claim supporting documents, policy declarations, certificates of insurance, and producer appointment paperwork make up most of the volume. Agencies also fax licensing and renewal materials tied to the Insurance Division of the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance. A faxed copy gives the agency a timestamped confirmation that a carrier received the file, which email by itself does not provide.

Yes. Health and disability claim files often contain protected health information, and the Business plan at $79.99 per month supports HIPAA handling for carriers and third-party administrators that need it. Documents are encrypted with AES-256 in storage and sent over TLS. That keeps medical claim records protected while still giving the carrier a confirmed delivery record.

Plans start at $12.99 per month for a single producer and scale up as more staff send and receive fax across an office. Holding additional Tennessee numbers costs nothing, and selecting your number is free. Each plan includes a monthly page allowance with no per-page charges; an agency whose claims volume regularly outgrows its tier simply moves up to a larger plan.

No. One held Tennessee number both receives and sends, so an incoming first notice of loss and an outgoing declarations page can run through the same line. Inbound faxes arrive in your email and in the dashboard at the same time. There is no machine sitting in the office tying up a phone line.

It is. Many carriers, third-party administrators, and TennCare-related provider processes still designate a fax number as the accepted channel for claim attachments and authorization forms. A confirmed fax transmission is treated as documented proof of submission. Send FAX Mail gives you that confirmation without keeping a physical machine on site.