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Guidewire PolicyCenter Professional TEST STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS WITH RATIONALES || 100% GUARANTEED PASS LATEST VERSION 1. Supporting information under an Account (11) - ANSWER 1. Summary Contacts Location Participants Transactions Submission Manager Policies and UW files Documents History Notes Related Accounts 2. Types of Policy Transactions (6) - ANSWER 1. Submission 2. Change 3. Renew 4. Cancelled 5. Rewritten 6. Reinstated 3. Jobs can be started in 3 ways - ANSWER 1. By users through Actions menu 2. External systems through API's 3. PC batch processes 4. What are Coverage Terms - ANSWER A value that further defines a specific coverage (Deductible and Limit) 5. Coverage can have 0, 1, or multiple terms attached 6. List of Policy Lines (8) - ANSWER 1. Personal Auto 2. Commercial Auto 3. General Liability 4. Homeowners 5. Business Owners 6. Inland Marine 7. Commercial Property 8. Worker's Comp 7. Policy File Contains (4) - ANSWER 1. Contact 2. Location 3. Form 4. Policy (contains coverages, coverables, coverage terms, and premium) 8. What is a product model? - ANSWER How a product is configured - What LOB's are required? What coverages can you add to each LOB? A product appears when you are in a "New Submission" screen in PC 9. Configured in Product Designer 10. Ex. Commercial Package, Commercial Property 11. What are clauses? - ANSWER Coverages, Exclusions, and Conditions 12. A Policy Line contains: (5) - ANSWER 1. Exclusions 2. Conditions 3. Modifiers 4. Coverage 5. Forms 13. PC areas of configuration - ANSWER 1. Product/Data model 2. Application Logic 3. UI 4. Integrations Also split into: 1. Products 2. Processes 3. Content 14. User Story Card themes (6) - ANSWER 1. Product Model 2. Quote Application 4. Policy Change 5. Renewal 6. Cancel/Reinstate/Rewrite 7. Administration 15. Why is it important for the BA to know the base configuration? - ANSWER 1. To identify where change needs to happen 2. Effectively document requirement, including UI mockups 3. Justify every change that requires configuration 4. Demonstrate PC configuration to stakeholders 16. External systems PC can be integrated with (8) - ANSWER 1. Broker Management System 2. Customer Communication System 3. Reporting System 4. Esignature system 5. Document Production 6. Contact Management 8. Rating Engine System 9. Authentication 17. Ways PC interacts with BC - ANSWER 1. Producer setup 2. Account Management 3. Policy Transactions and billing instructions 4. Renewal on payment received 5. Cancellation for non-payment 6. Billing status 18. Examples of PC functional requirements (6) - ANSWER 1. Product - coverages and coverage terms 2. Rating - Costs for coverages 3. UI - screens and fields 4. UW issues - business rules within business framework 5. Validation rules - screen edits within the business rules framework 6. Roles and Permissions - collection of granular tasks in PC mapped to a job function or title 19. BA challenges with documenting functional requirements (7) - ANSWER 1. Identifying and defining the business requirement 2. Taking a business requirement to the feature level 3. Breaking down features into user stories 4. Prioritizing and Planning user stories 5. Analyzing "what if" scenarios or edge case management 6. Identifying impacts to other systems 7. Writing testable requirements 20. Best practices in documenting functional requirements (5) - ANSWER 1. Create testable requirements 2. Never document a requirement in more than 1 place 3. Document only what you want the system to do (not what you don't want) 4. Keep track of all stories associated with a feature 5. Always review a requirement with the team prior to implementation 21. Where can you design a Coverage pattern, or a Coverage template - ANSWER Product Designer 22. Things to consider when gathering requirements for coverages (6) - ANSWER 1. What is the coverable? 2. In what category is the coverage? 3. Where is the coverage available? 4. Does the coverage exist on the policy? 5. Is the coverage automatically added, manually added, or can it be defined? 6. What are the terms of the coverage? 23. Color codes in sotry cards - ANSWER Dark Green - Coverage attributes Light Green - Coverage Term Attributes Lightest green - Coverage Term Option attributes 24. What is a category? - ANSWER A group of coverage patterns, exclusion patterns, and/or condition patterns. A category groups them for the UI 25. Ways Question sets can be used (6) - ANSWER 1. Pre Qualification

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Guidewire PolicyCenter Professional TEST
STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS WITH
RATIONALES || 100% GUARANTEED PASS
<LATEST VERSION>


1. Supporting information under an Account (11) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Summary
Contacts
Location
Participants
Transactions
Submission Manager
Policies and UW files
Documents
History
Notes
Related Accounts

2. Types of Policy Transactions (6) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Submission
2. Change
3. Renew
4. Cancelled
5. Rewritten
6. Reinstated

3. Jobs can be started in 3 ways - ANSWER ✓ 1. By users through Actions
menu
2. External systems through API's
3. PC batch processes

4. What are Coverage Terms - ANSWER ✓ A value that further defines a
specific coverage (Deductible and Limit)

5. Coverage can have 0, 1, or multiple terms attached

,6. List of Policy Lines (8) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Personal Auto
2. Commercial Auto
3. General Liability
4. Homeowners
5. Business Owners
6. Inland Marine
7. Commercial Property
8. Worker's Comp

7. Policy File Contains (4) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Contact
2. Location
3. Form
4. Policy (contains coverages, coverables, coverage terms, and premium)

8. What is a product model? - ANSWER ✓ How a product is configured -
What LOB's are required? What coverages can you add to each LOB?
A product appears when you are in a "New Submission" screen in PC

9. Configured in Product Designer

10.Ex. Commercial Package, Commercial Property

11.What are clauses? - ANSWER ✓ Coverages, Exclusions, and Conditions

12.A Policy Line contains: (5) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Exclusions
2. Conditions
3. Modifiers
4. Coverage
5. Forms

13.PC areas of configuration - ANSWER ✓ 1. Product/Data model
2. Application Logic
3. UI
4. Integrations

Also split into:
1. Products
2. Processes

,3. Content

14.User Story Card themes (6) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Product Model
2. Quote Application
4. Policy Change
5. Renewal
6. Cancel/Reinstate/Rewrite
7. Administration

15.Why is it important for the BA to know the base configuration? - ANSWER
✓ 1. To identify where change needs to happen
2. Effectively document requirement, including UI mockups
3. Justify every change that requires configuration
4. Demonstrate PC configuration to stakeholders

16.External systems PC can be integrated with (8) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Broker
Management System
2. Customer Communication System
3. Reporting System
4. Esignature system
5. Document Production
6. Contact Management
8. Rating Engine System
9. Authentication

17.Ways PC interacts with BC - ANSWER ✓ 1. Producer setup
2. Account Management
3. Policy Transactions and billing instructions
4. Renewal on payment received
5. Cancellation for non-payment
6. Billing status

18.Examples of PC functional requirements (6) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Product -
coverages and coverage terms
2. Rating - Costs for coverages
3. UI - screens and fields
4. UW issues - business rules within business framework
5. Validation rules - screen edits within the business rules framework

, 6. Roles and Permissions - collection of granular tasks in PC mapped to a
job function or title

19.BA challenges with documenting functional requirements (7) - ANSWER ✓
1. Identifying and defining the business requirement
2. Taking a business requirement to the feature level
3. Breaking down features into user stories
4. Prioritizing and Planning user stories
5. Analyzing "what if" scenarios or edge case management
6. Identifying impacts to other systems
7. Writing testable requirements

20.Best practices in documenting functional requirements (5) - ANSWER ✓ 1.
Create testable requirements
2. Never document a requirement in more than 1 place
3. Document only what you want the system to do (not what you don't want)
4. Keep track of all stories associated with a feature
5. Always review a requirement with the team prior to implementation

21.Where can you design a Coverage pattern, or a Coverage template -
ANSWER ✓ Product Designer

22.Things to consider when gathering requirements for coverages (6) -
ANSWER ✓ 1. What is the coverable?
2. In what category is the coverage?
3. Where is the coverage available?
4. Does the coverage exist on the policy?
5. Is the coverage automatically added, manually added, or can it be
defined?
6. What are the terms of the coverage?

23.Color codes in sotry cards - ANSWER ✓ Dark Green - Coverage attributes
Light Green - Coverage Term Attributes
Lightest green - Coverage Term Option attributes

24.What is a category? - ANSWER ✓ A group of coverage patterns, exclusion
patterns, and/or condition patterns. A category groups them for the UI

25.Ways Question sets can be used (6) - ANSWER ✓ 1. Pre Qualification

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