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Course : ProductWriter - MTA and Other Full Cycle Processes Duration : 1 Day |
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What Skills will I Learn ?
After attending this
course, you will be able to:
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List the type of MTAs
processed in ProductWriter |
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Identify the data
dictionary objects and properties used for MTA processing |
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Understand the relationship between new business quote, MTA
and Renewals within ProductWriter |
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Explain how the
Skeleton Scheme applies the Industry Standard rules |
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Create the test data
required for MTA testing |
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Produce test results to
show the application of the Industry Standard rules |
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Process Cancellations
and Renewals |
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Write rules which will
support the MTA process |
Note: The Data Dictionary (i.e. Motor,
Household, Commercial Lines) used on the course will depend on the Attendees’
requirements.
Who will the Course
Benefit ?
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Experienced ProductWriter users who have written a New
Business Quotation product and wish to progress to post New Business quote
processing |
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Those who want an
overview of how ProductWriter processes MTAs |
Course Objectives
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To identify the types of MTAs that can occur on a
product and how ProductWriter processes these |
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To show how
ProductWriter applies the Industry Standard rules |
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To demonstrate how MTAs
are run through the ProductWriter Testing tools |
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To amend rules so that
they will perform different processes when executed as part of an MTA process |
Pre-Requisites
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You are familiar with
the concept of a mid term adjustment |
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You are an existing ProductWriter user and are familiar
with testing facilities and the data dictionary |
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You are familiar with
the Skeleton Scheme and its use for quotations |
Course Contents
Types of MTAs
How ProductWriter processes Permanent and Temporary MTAs
Industry Standard Rules
- Premium Calculation rule
- Terms Generation rule
The Skeleton Scheme
- The existing rules that process MTAs
- Dictionary objects and properties used for MTAs
- Temporary MTAs
- Cancellations
- Renewals
Testing an MTA
- How to use the Testing tools for MTAs
- The test data that is required
- Data sets used in MTA processing
- Batch Testing
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