Insurance Product Selection Lightning Web Component
The Insurance Product Selection Lightning Web Component enables end users to
effortlessly compare multiple rated insurance products and choose the optimal plan directly
within a guided OmniScript flow.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
with the DigitalInsurancePlatform and Omnistudio licenses
Quickly compare up to three different root products side-by-side to understand variations in
coverages and pricing. This component passes multiple rating inputs to the Insurance Rating
API, which rates several root products and returns the calculated premiums and details. The UI
displays product cards showing the Premium for each option, enabling the user to select one
and proceed.
These properties are available to configure how the component interacts with the Rating API
and displays data:
ratedProdDescriptions: A user-defined map allowing you to provide
specific descriptions for each rated root product displayed in the UI
ratingInputs: The collection of user inputs and product codes to be
rated
ratingOptions: A map containing rating settings such as specific pricing
procedures
rootProductCodes: Multiple root products to use with one set of child
inputs
transactionType: The type of transaction, such as Endorsement or New
Business
If you want to use the same child inputs on multiple root products, set those inputs to have
reusable=true, and pass the root products in
rootProductCodes instead of ratingInputs.
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