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Project: Globalcostestimator

Publisher: SIRVA Client Technologies

Destination Services Calculation

As a Compensation Team member
I want to have a global cost estimator that includes a calculation for the Destination Services benefit
So that the costs for an employee's short term, long term or permanent relocation with a Destination Services benefit can be automatically estimated

Scenarios
  1. Calculate cost estimate for destination services using a standard calculation and have the estimate amount only applied in the first year
  2. Calculate cost estimate for destination services using a standard calculation and benefit cap and have the estimate amount only applied in the first year
  3. Calculate cost estimate for destination services with standard calculation for a three year timespan and have the estimate amount only applied in the first year
  4. Calculate cost estimate for destination services with standard calculation that has a missing rates, so no estimate can be provided
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Calculate cost estimate for destination services using a standard calculation and have the estimate amount only applied in the first year
Given
I am generating a cost estimate for a Policy and an assignment type of 'assignment type'
And
destination services is selected for the cost estimate
And
The Host Country is ' host country'
And
the start date year is 'start date year'
And
the end date year is 'end date year'
When
the cost estimate is submitted
Then
the destination services cost estimate for the year 'start date year' is 'first year amount'
And
the destination services cost estimate for the year 'end date year' is 'end year amount'
Examples:
assignment type host country start date year end date year first year amount end year amount
Long Term Algeria 2015 2017 6715 0
Short Term Algeria 2015 2016 3475 0
Permanent Algeria 2015 6715 0
Calculate cost estimate for destination services using a standard calculation and benefit cap and have the estimate amount only applied in the first year
Given
I am generating a cost estimate for a Policy and an assignment type of 'assignment type'
And
destination services is configured with a benefit cap of 'benefit cap amount'
And
destination services is selected for the cost estimate
And
The Host Country is ' host country'
And
the start date year is 'start date year'
And
the end date year is 'end date year'
When
the cost estimate is submitted
Then
the destination services cost estimate for the year 'start date year' is 'first year amount'
And
the destination services cost estimate for the year 'end date year' is 'end year amount'
Examples:
assignment type benefit cap amount host country start date year end date year first year amount end year amount
Short Term 3000 Algeria 2015 2016 3000 0
Permanent 7000 Algeria 2015 6715 0
Calculate cost estimate for destination services with standard calculation for a three year timespan and have the estimate amount only applied in the first year
Given
I am generating a cost estimate for a Policy and a long term assignment type
And
destination services is selected for the cost estimate
And
The Host Country is 'Algeria'
And
the start date is '1/1/2015'
And
the end date is '4/30/2017'
When
the cost estimate is submitted
Then
the Destination Services benefit amount for 2015 is $6715USD
And
the Destination Services benefit amount for 2016 is $0USD
And
the Destination Services benefit amount for 2017 is $0USD
Calculate cost estimate for destination services with standard calculation that has a missing rates, so no estimate can be provided
Given
I am generating a cost estimate for a Policy and a long term assignment type
And
destination services is selected for the cost estimate
And
The Host Country is 'Azerbajan'
And
the start date is '1/1/2015'
And
the end date is '4/30/2017'
When
the cost estimate is submitted
Then
the Destination Services benefit amount for 2015 is $0USD
And
the Destination Services benefit amount for 2016 is $0USD
And
the Destination Services benefit amount for 2017 is $0USD
And
the Destination Services line item on the cost estimate will indicate there is a missing rate

Last published about 4 years ago by Doug Snyder.