Quote to bound policy
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Recipe · 3 steps
Quote to bound policy
with QBE Insurance
Create a quote, modify it, then bind it into a policy.
- Create a new quote from the policy document.
- Amend the quote. QBE re-issues the quote on success.
- Convert the quote into a policy. This is the committing step and there is no idempotency key — never re-fire it on a timeout.
What you'll need to have ready
- subscriptionKey: Approved Azure APIM subscription key (Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key).
- clientId: QBE-issued partner client id (X-ClientID).
- clientSecret: QBE-issued partner client secret (X-ClientSecret).
- partnerId: The calling QBE broker partner.
- trackingId: Your own tracing identifier for this transaction.
- mockable: X-Mockable — true routes the call to QBE's WireMock scenarios.
- policy: The canonical QBE policy document (components.schemas.PolicyType). Requires policyHeader.policyTransactionInformation.product (BPK | MSA | MPA | MVA) and incept
- quoteId: The quote identifier returned by createQuote. QBE publishes an empty 201 response schema (AuthQuotesPost201ApplicationJsonResponse has no properties), so this w
For your developer
Arazzo workflow qbe:qbe-quote-to-bind, 3 operations: Create-a-new-Quote → Modify-an-existing-Quote → Convert-a-Quote-to-Policy. Specs on APIs.io.