Package clause terms in visualized product

Package clause terms are terms offered as a group. Each term in the package returns a numeric value. In the visualized product, you can set the numeric value for each term. For example, a Liability - Bodily Injury and Property Damage coverage on a car offers package coverage terms, that group three terms. The first package offers 50, 100, 50 terms. The term labeled 50 might return 50 or a multiplier of 50. Like the other package terms, the Statutory package term corresponds to three terms.
  • 50/100/50
  • 50/200/50
  • Statutory
In a clause term, the package terms can have different numbers of values. For example, the following clause term has packages with three, two, and one terms:
  • 50/100/50
  • 1000/1000
  • 100K CSL
To view package clause terms in a visualized product, go the coverage, condition, or exclusion and select Terms to display the Clause Terms popup. The terms are listed in a table. Select Definition in a clause term to view the Drop-Down Definition popup. The package clause terms are split into individual Money or other Other fields. If the fields are Other, you can change them to a more appropriate type such as Count, Days, Hours, Money, or Percent. The label Value# is editable. Change Value# to an appropriate short name for the clause term.
Three Money columns with values 25, 50, 100 for the first package clause term, and 50, 75, 100 for the second.

Mind map

The following mind map shows a coverage with Money, Number, and Decimal package coverage terms.The Package Money drop-down list has 25/50/100 and 50/75/100 Monetary subtopics. The Package Number drop-down list has 45/50/55 and 60/65/70 Number subtopics. The Package Decimal drop-down list has 15.3/20/25.5 and .03/.05/1.3 Decimal subtopics.

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Visualized product

When you import or update the mind map into PolicyCenter, these drop-down lists are imported as package clause terms. In the Drop-Down Definition popup, the Drop-Down Type is Package. If the marker type is Money in the mind map, the clause terms default to Money type. If the marker type is Number or Decimal, the clause terms default to Other.

If you select Default Additional Fields when you import or update the mind map, the values are extracted. For example, the values 25, 50, and 100 are extracted from 25/50/100. If the marker type is Money in the mind map, Currency is set to the default currency.

In the Drop-Down Definition popup, the Drop-Down Type is Package. If the list item marker type is Money in the mind map, the clause term Value defaults to Money type in the visualized product. If the marker type is Number or Decimal, the clause term Value defaults to Other. You can change the Value to a more appropriate type such as Count, Days, Hours, Money, or Percent.

Changing Text markers to package clause terms

For package clause terms with text labels, Guidewire recommends that you use the marker appropriate for the value, such as Number, Decimal, or Monetary Amount.

If the marker type is Text in the mind map, the Drop-Down Type defaults to Package in the visualized product. Set the Value to the appropriate type and enter values. The label Value# is editable. Change Value# to an appropriate short name for the clause term.