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Guidewire ClaimCenter Professional Exam 2026

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Correct Detailed Answers||Brand new!!!

If Tire Town is in the address book and is associated with

three claims, how many contacts have the name Tire

Town? - ANSWER-four, one for each claim in CC and one

for the entry in CM




When does object assignment happen? - ANSWER-

Object creation and manual object reassignment




What are the two basic building blocks of the CC org

structure - ANSWER-Users and groups

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What is the difference between a policy and a PolicyType

in CC? - ANSWER-Policy - a product that is sold to

customers, promises to pay money for specified loss

types. Contract between insured and insurer




PolicyType - Identifies the line of business associated with

a policy, and indicates the coverages (CoverageTypes)

that can be associated with the policy




What is the purpose of a CoverageSubtype? - ANSWER-It

connects coverage types to exposure types

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What are some coverage types? - ANSWER-Collision,

comprehensive, general liability, medical payments




What is the purpose of segmentation? - ANSWER-

Process of determining a strategy for processing a claim.

determines complexity so that appropriate assignment can

be made




What happens during automated claim setup? - ANSWER-

1. The claim is segmented

2. The claim is assigned to a group and user

3. Activities may be created for work that must be done on

the claim

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What are 3 ways a claim can be entered into CC? -

ANSWER-1. Portal (by user or agent)

2. New claim wizard (by adjuster)

3. External application (Imported by FNOL system)




What are the highest and lowest levels of maturity of a

claim and exposure? - ANSWER-Ability to pay and New

loss completion




What are two attributes of a group used in determining

assignment? - ANSWER-Group type and group region




Ex. Type is kind of work the group cover like WC. Region

identifies the location where the group has responsibilities

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