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GW Insurance Suite Fundamentals 10.0 – Questions And Answers - what are some examples of what can be configured in the data model? - information that is the base application does not store (add password number) - value for a typelist ( add valid values for AddressType and PhoneType) - data to support regulatory requirements what are two main components of the data model? - entities - typelist what is the purpose of the data dictionary ? - it shows the data elements that belong to entities and typelist what are some of the relationships between entities? - foreign keys- a link to a single row in another entity - array keys- a link to multiple rows in another entity - type keys- a link to a specific value in a typelist why is it important for non-developers to understand the basics of the UI architecture and components ? - so they can request changes to the UI that are consistent with the base product architecture and communicate effectively with developers what are the five common areas of the UI architecture ? - the screen area - the sidebar - the tab bar -the info bar - the workspace name three components of the PCF - card - listview - button - text input - contact picker - radio button - check box what keyboards short-cuts provides just the location information for a screen viewed in an insurancesuite product? ALT+SHIFT+ 1 displays the location info window why is it important for non-developers to have a basic understanding of integration? non-developers assist with documenting requirements including data mapping between the two systems and UI changes and communicate the requirements to developers provide an example of why a non-developer should have a basic understanding of application logic? - most projects require changes to application logic - non-developers define requirements for UI changes - non-developers define requirements for Gosu rules - non-developers define requirements for business rules name some common examples of insurancesuite integration: - user authentication - Geocoding - check printing - document production - document management - Address Verification what tasks are commonly preformed by non-developers for integration? non-developers often prepared data mapping documents and screen mocking needed to support integration development what is the purpose of integration? integration allows two systems to exchange data or preform work what tools does a developer use to configure insurancesuite products? guidewire studio Producer engage enables (blank) to: an agent; 1.Find suitable quote 2. Complete quote 3. Change or Cancel policy 4. Submit claim on Client's behalf ProduceEngage gives access to policy, billing, and claims info. True or False? True PolicyCenter provides... full, end-to-end policy management and issuance functionality including, quoting, rating, underwriting, policy generation, and statistical reporting PolicyCenter offers seamless integration between Core functionality and Predictive analytics PolicyCenters enables (Blank) and (Blank) to; agents and underwriters; 1. Create/manage policies 2. Handle inquiries and service accounts 3. Evaluate risks 4. View policies/create activities CustomerEngage Account Management enriches... the overall claim experience for policyholders CustomerEngage Account Management allows (blank) to (blank). customer; 1. view policie, claims, invoicies e bills for policies 3. view/manage payment schedule 4. file a claim 5. update personal info ClaimCenter manages the entire claims process from (blank) through (blank). first notice of loss (FNOL); execution of financial transactions ClaimCenter 1.Gives claims team real-time access to info they need 2. Enables claims automation to free up resources to focus on complex claims 3. Easily defines when/how exposures,reserves, and activities are created 4. Ensures compliance with corporate policies and claims best practices Explore is a (blank) and (blank) cloud-native data analytics and visualization application Explore enables you to explore data from your guidewire insurancesuite application. Explore contains several dashboards that each contain several visualizations that represent your data With Explore you can 1. Analyze your data to discover new insights 2. Visualize and collaborate to improve business effectiveness 3. Accelerate decision making Explore streams data from (blank) to provide (blank) insurancesuite databases; real-time insights that enables smart business decisions What are the 3 imperatives that drives every insurer

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GW Insurance Suite Fundamentals 10.0 –
Questions And Answers
- what are some examples of what can be configured in the data model?

- information that is the base application does not store (add password number)
- value for a typelist ( add valid values for AddressType and PhoneType)
- data to support regulatory requirements what are two main components of the data model?

- entities - typelist

what is the purpose of the data dictionary ?

- it shows the data elements that belong to entities and typelist

what are some of the relationships between entities?

- foreign keys- a link to a single row in another entity
- array keys- a link to multiple rows in another entity
- type keys- a link to a specific value in a typelist
why is it important for non-developers to understand the basics of the UI architecture and
components ?

- so they can request changes to the UI that are consistent with the base product architecture and
communicate effectively with developers
what are the five common areas of the UI architecture ?

- the screen area
- the sidebar
- the tab bar -the info bar - the workspace
name three components of the PCF

- card
- listview
- button
- text input
- contact picker
- radio button - check box

what keyboards short-cuts provides just the location information for a screen viewed in an
insurancesuite product?

ALT+SHIFT+ 1 displays the location info window

why is it important for non-developers to have a basic understanding of integration?

, non-developers assist with documenting requirements including data mapping between the two
systems and UI changes and communicate the requirements to developers provide an example of
why a non-developer should have a basic understanding of application logic?

- most projects require changes to application logic
- non-developers define requirements for UI changes
- non-developers define requirements for Gosu rules - non-developers define requirements for
business rules
name some common examples of insurancesuite integration:

- user authentication
- Geocoding
- check printing
- document production
- document management
- Address Verification

what tasks are commonly preformed by non-developers for integration? non-developers often

prepared data mapping documents and screen mocking needed to support integration

development

what is the purpose of integration?

integration allows two systems to exchange data or preform work

what tools does a developer use to configure insurancesuite products?

guidewire studio



Producer engage enables (blank) to:

an agent;
1.Find suitable quote
2. Complete quote
3. Change or Cancel policy
4. Submit claim on Client's behalf

ProduceEngage gives access to policy, billing, and claims info. True or False?

True

PolicyCenter provides...

full, end-to-end policy management and issuance functionality including, quoting, rating, underwriting,
policy generation, and statistical reporting

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