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GUIDEWIRE ASSOCIATE Analyst EXAM 2026 |
ACCURATE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH A STUDY GUIDE |
LATEST UPDATE | EXPERT VERIFIED FOR
GUARANTEED PASS
Which of the Guiding Principles below would you reference when making a decision about whether to
implement the following requirement: For simple, small business that may be very budget conscious,
Succeed Insurance currently offers customers the option of splitting their down payment into two
payments. Succeed would like for the new system to automatically split a customer's large down
payment into two payments - Answer - - We are not bound by the way we have always done things in
the past
- We will challenge current processes
- We will leverage best practices built into the Guidewire software
- We will drive adherence to product alignment to reduce total cost of ownership
- We will strive for common workflows, processes, and systems across the organization
- We will automate that which can and should be automated
- We will limit scope as far as practical to accelerate time-to-Market
Identify the common pitfalls to avoid when elaborating requirements to maximize the value of
InsuranceSuite - Answer - - Determining the solution before the problem has been identified
- Asking questions that do not solicit details
Allowing personal filters to influence requirements or solutions
- Assuming the requirement is correct or needed
- Accepting a solution offered as a requirement
Match the best practice for elaborating requirements with the timeframe when they should be
completed - Answer - - Escalate any risks or concerns to the Scrum Master - After a Requirements
Workshop
- Actively listen to the conversation about the requirement - During a Requirements Workshop
- Review inception notes and the standard system functionality - Before a Requirements Workshop
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Which of the following describes the unique approach Guidewire recommends for elaborating
requirements when leveraging standard features? - Answer - Leverage functional requirements already
available in user story cards for standard Guidewire products as a starting point
Who is responsible for driving the requirements elaboration workshop? - Answer - Business Analyst
What are the 4 main areas of configuration in a Guidewire application? - Answer - - User Interface
- Data Model
- Application Logic
- Integration
What are some of the technologies used in InsuranceSuite applications? - Answer - - Page Configuration
Format (PCF) files
- Gosu (programming language)
What are some reasons for a non-developer to understand the technology stack? - Answer - - To
determine what data is stored and and if new requirements need additional data elements
- To know how and where data is used
- To communicate what data may be needed beyond what is in the base configuration
- To determine valid values or circumstances for the new data
What are some examples of what can be configured in the User Interface? - Answer - - The order of
fields, change labels, regroup fields (simple change)
- Fields on a screen (moderate change)
- Screens (complex change)
- Screen based logic (complex change)
What are some examples of what can be configured in the Data Model? - Answer - - Information that
the base application does not store (add passport number)
- Values for a Typelist (add valid values for AddressType or PhoneType)
GUIDEWIRE ASSOCIATE Analyst EXAM 2026 |
ACCURATE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH A STUDY GUIDE |
LATEST UPDATE | EXPERT VERIFIED FOR
GUARANTEED PASS
Which of the Guiding Principles below would you reference when making a decision about whether to
implement the following requirement: For simple, small business that may be very budget conscious,
Succeed Insurance currently offers customers the option of splitting their down payment into two
payments. Succeed would like for the new system to automatically split a customer's large down
payment into two payments - Answer - - We are not bound by the way we have always done things in
the past
- We will challenge current processes
- We will leverage best practices built into the Guidewire software
- We will drive adherence to product alignment to reduce total cost of ownership
- We will strive for common workflows, processes, and systems across the organization
- We will automate that which can and should be automated
- We will limit scope as far as practical to accelerate time-to-Market
Identify the common pitfalls to avoid when elaborating requirements to maximize the value of
InsuranceSuite - Answer - - Determining the solution before the problem has been identified
- Asking questions that do not solicit details
Allowing personal filters to influence requirements or solutions
- Assuming the requirement is correct or needed
- Accepting a solution offered as a requirement
Match the best practice for elaborating requirements with the timeframe when they should be
completed - Answer - - Escalate any risks or concerns to the Scrum Master - After a Requirements
Workshop
- Actively listen to the conversation about the requirement - During a Requirements Workshop
- Review inception notes and the standard system functionality - Before a Requirements Workshop
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Which of the following describes the unique approach Guidewire recommends for elaborating
requirements when leveraging standard features? - Answer - Leverage functional requirements already
available in user story cards for standard Guidewire products as a starting point
Who is responsible for driving the requirements elaboration workshop? - Answer - Business Analyst
What are the 4 main areas of configuration in a Guidewire application? - Answer - - User Interface
- Data Model
- Application Logic
- Integration
What are some of the technologies used in InsuranceSuite applications? - Answer - - Page Configuration
Format (PCF) files
- Gosu (programming language)
What are some reasons for a non-developer to understand the technology stack? - Answer - - To
determine what data is stored and and if new requirements need additional data elements
- To know how and where data is used
- To communicate what data may be needed beyond what is in the base configuration
- To determine valid values or circumstances for the new data
What are some examples of what can be configured in the User Interface? - Answer - - The order of
fields, change labels, regroup fields (simple change)
- Fields on a screen (moderate change)
- Screens (complex change)
- Screen based logic (complex change)
What are some examples of what can be configured in the Data Model? - Answer - - Information that
the base application does not store (add passport number)
- Values for a Typelist (add valid values for AddressType or PhoneType)
