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As a Global Cost Estimator (GCE) Requester or Global Cost Estimator (GCE) File Manager
I want to be able to select a policy and assignment type when initiating a cost estimate
So that the necessary information is collected to determine the narrative for the cost estimate being requested
- Scenarios
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- Trying to create a cost estimate but no Policy and Assignment Type is configured and in an active status
- Trying to create a cost estimate and there are Policy and Assignment Types configured and in an active status
- Identify a policy to configure with all required fields provided
- Identify a policy to configure without providing the required fields
- Client admin wants to configure an optional or mandatory standard calculation for available benefits for specific assignment Types
- Trying to create a cost estimate but no Policy and Assignment Type is configured and in an active status
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- Given
- I am a user with rights to initiate a cost estimate
- And
- no active policy assignment type is available for my company
- When
- I have selected "Create Cost Estimate" option
- Then
- I should see a message indicating "There are no policies configured for this client."
- And
- I should not see any user interaction controls on screen
- Trying to create a cost estimate and there are Policy and Assignment Types configured and in an active status
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- Given
- I am a user with rights to initiate a cost estimate
- And
- there is an active configured policy 'active policy'
- And
- the active configured policy has configured assignment types 'active assignment types'
- When
- I select the 'active policy'
- Then
- I will be able to select 'active assignment type'
Examples: active policy active assignment types active assignment type Policy 1 Long Term, Short Term Long Term Policy 1 Long Term, Short term Short term Policy 2 Permanent Permanent Policy 3 Long Term, Permanent, Short Term Short Term - Identify a policy to configure with all required fields provided
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- Given
- I am displaying the create cost estimate policy page
- And
- I have selected policy 'Policy 1'
- And
- I have selected assignment type 'Permanent'
- When
- I select to continue to the create cost estimate benefits page
- Then
- the create cost estimate benefits page will display
- Identify a policy to configure without providing the required fields
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- Given
- I am displaying the create cost estimate policy page
- And
- I have not selected a policy
- And
- I have not selected an assignment type
- When
- I try to continue to the create cost estimate benefits page
- Then
- I should see a messages indicating the fields are required
- And
- then cost estimate policy page should continue to be displayed
- Client admin wants to configure an optional or mandatory standard calculation for available benefits for specific assignment Types
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- Given
- the client admin has selected a policy and the 'assignment type'
- When
- selecting the benefits
- Then
- the specific 'list of benefits' are available for selection
Examples: assignment type list of benefits long term Relocation Storage In Transit - Host, Relocation Shipment of Household Goods - Surface, Relocation Storage In Transit - Host, Relocation Shipment of Household Goods - Surface, Shipment of Personal Items - Air, Visa and Immigration - Dependent, Visa and Immigration - Assignee, Relocation Shipment of Personal Items - Air permanent Relocation Storage In Transit - Host, Relocation Shipment of Household Goods - Surface, Relocation Storage In Transit - Host, Relocation Shipment of Household Goods - Surface, Visa and Immigration - Dependent, Visa and Immigration - Assignee, Relocation Shipment of Personal Items - Air short term Shipment of Personal Items - Air at Repatriation, Visa and Immigration - Dependent, Visa and Immigration - Assignee, Relocation Shipment of Personal Items - Air
Last published about 5 years ago by Doug Snyder.