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InsClaimCoverageService:invokeProductRules
Use this service when creating claim coverages to invoke product rules for state transitions.
Class: InsClaimCoverageService
How It Works
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Finds the claim object based on the
objectIDand extracts the products for that object based on thatobjectID. -
Looks for the specified
transitionName. -
Runs the rules associated with the product and applicable to the
transitionName.Evaluates each Involved Party instance and/or Involved Property instance separately for each claim coverage product rule.
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If any of the rules evaluate to true, the service executes the Vlocity action specified in those rules.
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Looks for the value of the
includeStateTransitionoption. If the value =true, the service looks for the state model for this object, finds thefieldAPINamevalue, and changes that value based on the transition. -
Outputs the results of the evaluation for each rule on each Involved Party and/or Involved Property instance.
Remote Options
Option |
Description |
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If true, the service changes the state field specified in the state
model's If false, the service does not do any state transition. |
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If set to |
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The Claim Id to be queried. |
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The state transition name associated with the rules you want to run. The service will run only rules associated with the
To find a Transition Name, go to the state model for this object. |
Output JSON
The service returns the rule evaluation for each instance of an Involved Property and/or Involved Party.
Here's the structure of the output JSON:
{
"falseRules" : {
"<String identifier>" : [
{
"ruleDetails": {
"requirement name": <ProductRequirement__c.Name>,
"conditions": <ProductRequirement__c.Conditions__c>,
"message": <ProductRequirement__c.Message__c>,
"action method": <ProductRequirement__c.VlocityActionId__r.InvokeMethodName__c>,
"action class": <ProductRequirement__c.VlocityActionId__r.InvokeClassName__c>,
"productId": <ProductRequirement__c.Product2Id__c>,
"transitionName": <input transitionName>,
"objectId": <input objectid>,
"ruleId": <<ProductRequirement__c.Id>
}
}
]
}
},
"trueRules": {
"<String identifier>" : [
{
"ruleDetails": {
"requirement name": <ProductRequirement__c.Name>,
"conditions": <ProductRequirement__c.Conditions__c>,
"message": <ProductRequirement__c.Message__c>,
"action method": <ProductRequirement__c.VlocityActionId__r.InvokeMethodName__c>,
"action class": <ProductRequirement__c.VlocityActionId__r.InvokeClassName__c>,
"productId": <ProductRequirement__c.Product2Id__c>,
"transitionName": <input transitionName>,
"objectId": <input objectid>,
"ruleId": <<ProductRequirement__c.Id>
}
}
]
},
"transitionSuccess": <Boolean, transition result>,
"stateTransit": <message with the object's state field, the old state, and the new state.>,
"canTransitState": <Boolean. determine if the object has fulfilled its transit criterria>,
"allFalse": <Boolean, if no rule executed true.>
}Here's an example of an output JSON with rules that have evaluated to false and rules that have evaluated to true:
{
"falseRules": {
"PetBodilyInjury_BMW 735i_a4m5w000000p6DE": [
{
"ruleDetails": {
"requirement name": "Maximum Aggregation Rule",
"conditions": "TardisCoverage.EACHPERSON == 30800",
"message": "TestMessage",
"action method": "Product_Rule",
"action class": "IntegrationProcedureService",
"productId": "01t5w00000E0L8xAAF",
"transitionName": "OpenToClosed",
"objectId": "a4J5w000001Z3ElEAK",
"ruleId": "a5L5w000003Tl7EEAS"
}
}
]
},
"trueRules": {
"PetBodilyInjury_BMW 735i Owner_a4m5w000000p6DE": [
{
"actionResults": {
"IPResult": {
"output": "TestOutput"
}
},
"ruleDetails": {
"requirement name": "Maximum Aggregation Rule",
"conditions": "TardisCoverage.EACHPERSON == 30800",
"message": "TestMessage",
"action method": "Product_Rule",
"action class": "IntegrationProcedureService",
"productId": "01t5w00000E0L8xAAF",
"transitionName": "OpenToClosed",
"objectId": "a4J5w000001Z3EmEAK",
"ruleId": "a5L5w000003Tl7EEAS"
}
}
]
},
"transitionSuccess": true,
"stateTransit": " updated ClaimStatus__c from Open to Closed",
"canTransitState": true,
"allFalse": false
}
