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InsContractService:createRenewQuotesInBatch

Use this service to allow you to control how many Apex jobs to initiate, and the number of batches to run per Apex job, for a large number of contract renewals.

Class: InsContractService

Method: createRenewQuotesInBatch

How It Works

  1. The service takes a list of contractIds.

  2. The service breaks the list into the desired sub-list contracts and sends that to the renewal Integration Procedure (IP).

  3. The IP includes the steps for retrieving contract details, and calls the createUpdateQuote service for the creation of the renewal quote.

  4. The IP runs the processes within Salesforce limit (maximum five Apex jobs running in parallel).

Remote Options

Option

Description

contractIds

Optional.

List of Contract Ids for renewal.

renewalIPName

Required.

Name of Integration Procedure to use for renewal of contracts.

filters

Filters used to identify contracts to be renewed.

Comma separated fieldName:fieldValue pair.

Example: Status:Awaiting Approval

This parameter can be supplied as either an option map or input map in the OmniScript.

jobSize

Number of contracts to be processed, per asynchronous Apex job.

This parameter determines how many Apex jobs are instantiated, given the number of contracts needed to renew.

IMPORTANT: Salesforce allows a maximum five Apex jobs to run in parallel.

batchSize

Number of contracts to be processed, per batch job.

This parameter determines how many batches to run, as per the number of contracts needed to process within one job.

Input JSON

This service does not take an input JSON.

Output JSON

The output JSON below shows the contractId processed in each Apex job. This is helpful for debugging purposes.

{
 "apexJob2": [
  {
   "contractId": "8001J000000N0SGQA0"
  }
],
"apexJob1": [
  {
   "contractId": "8001J000000N0SGQA0"
  }
 ]
}
 
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