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Insurance Recent Activity Child Component

Insurance Recent Activity Child Component

Show your Policyholder site users a snapshot of their recent activity with the Insurance Recent Activity Child component. It's a child component that sits inside of the Insurance Recent Activity container component.

This component is composed of a FlexCard and the LWC compiled from the FlexCard:

  • FlexCard: insRecentActivityChild_nds

  • LWC: cfInsRecentActivityChild_nds

  • Label: Insurance Recent Activity Container Newport

This component is designed for desktop. Looking for the Insurance Recent Activity Child component designed for mobile? Read Mobile Insurance Recent Activity Child Component.

This component is styled with the Newport Design System.

Here's what the Insurance Recent Activity Child component looks like when it's rendered in the Policyholder site:

Illustrates how the component renders in the UI.

The parts of this component are:

  1. The date the activity occurred.

  2. The title and status of the activity.

  3. A link to the activity record.

FlexCard Structure

Illustrates the FlexCard structure.

This FlexCard has two state elements:

  1. Active: the state that displays when records are available

  2. Open: the state that displays when there are no records available

This FlexCard contains lots of elements, including:

  • Field elements with output selected from available fields returned from the data source

  • Action element that links the user to the activity record

To learn more about how to work with FlexCard states, read FlexCard States .

Data Source Called by this Component

The Recent Activity Child component gathers data with the InsAccount_GetStories Integration Procedure.

Illustrates the Data Source.

This Integration Procedure pulls information from the account record. Fields in the FlexCard reflect the information gathered by the Integration Procedure.

Customize this Component

To learn about how to customize this kind of component, see the Digital Experience Site Component Customization Overview

 
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