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          Insurance Account Insurance Policy List Component

          Insurance Account Insurance Policy List Component

          On this component, brokers can see a list plus key details about each policy attached to a specific account.

          Important
          Important

          This component is designed to work for Vlocity Insurance implementations that use the Insurance Policy object in FSC.

          If you're looking for a policy list component to use with policies stored on the Asset object (not on FSC), go to Insurance Account (Asset) Policy List Component.

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

          • FlexCard: insAccountInsurancePolicyList

          • LWC: cfInsAccountInsurancePolicyList

          • Label: Insurance Account Insurance Policy List

          This component is optimized for both desktop and mobile.

          This component uses the Lightning design system. Newport isn't supported.

          Here's what the Account Insurance Policy List component looks like when it's rendered in the Broker site:

          Illustrates how the component renders in the UI.

          The parts of this component are:

          1. Icon for the policy

          2. Policy name link

            A user can click this link to go to the Details page for this quote

          3. Policy number

          4. Total premium amount

            This field is mapped to GrossWrittenPremium in the Omnistudio Data Mapper this component uses as a data source

          5. Policy Term

            The effective date - expiration date of the policy

          6. Term

            The policy term

          7. Link to a flyout that displays a breakdown of the premium, including the premium, taxes, and fees

          8. Policy status

          What Your Users Can Do on this Component

          • Click the name of the policy to go to the policy details page

          • Click the View Details link to see details about the premium and surcharges for this policy

          What this Component Does

          This component pulls information about all the policies connected to the specified account and displays each policy with supporting data in a list.

          FlexCard Structure

          Illustrates the FlexCard structure.

          This FlexCard contains lots of elements, including:

          • Icon elements that display Salesforce SVG elements

          • Text elements that display labels we typed in directly

          • Text elements that have conditions set to pull and display text from the data source

          • Field elements that have Output set to pull and display data from the data source

          • Action element that calls the child card insAccountPolicyListFlyout

          This card has two state elements:

          1. Active element: Policies present for the specified account

            When there's more than one policy attached to an account, an instance of this FlexCard structure is populated for each policy and the instances are displayed in a list.

          2. Inactive element: No policy present for the specified account

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

          Data Sources Called by this Component

          This component calls a Data Mapper named InsGetAccountInsurancePolicyList.

          This Data Mapper pulls information from each policy attached to the specified account. Elements in the FlexCard include conditions and outputs that get information from the Data Mapper and display it to the user.

          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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