Default, minimum, and maximum values product model properties in APD

APD default, minimum, and maximum product model property values enforce valid inputs for fields, exposure fields, and clause terms, improving accuracy and quote consistency. Rules include package comparison behavior and unsupported property types.

You can specify default values for:
  • Fields
  • Exposure fields
  • Clause terms
  • Drop-down lists
You can specify minimum and maximum values for:
  • Numeric fields and exposure fields
  • Clause terms of numeric and option type
  • Clause terms of type package
The default, minimum, and maximum values are optional. For clause terms of type package, the first value is used for a minimum or maximum comparison. For example, consider two packages, Optional Bodily Injury (OBI) and Uninsured Motorist (UM), both with value types money/number/money. The values for the OBI package are 100/300/100 and the values for the UM package are 50/500/800. The values 100 and 50 are used for a minimum or maximum comparison.

If you want the values in one package to reference the values in another package, the values must be of the same type and in the same order. For example, the OBI package can reference the UM package because both packages have value types money/number/money.

You cannot specify minimum and maximum values for:
  • Drop-down lists on fields and exposure fields
  • Clause terms of type typelist