Use quoting APIs to create, update, configure, and delete quotes and quote line items.
Use the APIs to create guided flows for your external end users. Use invocable actions in
Salesforce Flows and Omniscripts to gather information and create quotes.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
APIs
Insurance Create Quote API
This API performs a variety of functions, such as hydrate context, run rating processes,
validate the product catalog, and run qualification and product configuration rules, and
creates a quote.
Insurance Get Quote Detail API
This API fetches the details of a quote. It retrieves quote and quote line item details
from a quote record, along with their attributes.
Insurance Update Quote API
This API performs key functions for existing quotes. It runs rating processes, validates
the product catalog, and runs qualification and product configuration rules. It also adds and
updates quote line item attributes, and deletes quote line items.
Insurance Product Rating API
This API rates products for use in quoting processes.
Insurance Product Surcharge API
This API calculates itemized taxes for quotes by using an expression set, amount, or
percentage.
Invocable Actions
Create Insurance Quote
This action creates an insurance quote by using a context ID or a set of user inputs that
represent the quote details.
Get Insurance Quote Detail
This action fetches the details of an insurance quote.
Reprice Insurance Product
This action recalculates the price of insurance products based on user inputs.
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