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1.0.1Published Mar 4, 2026@pasar6987/sf-automotive-claims-warranty
Warranty terms, coverage plans, claims processing with participants, fault codes, labor codes, and rebates.
Published package · Latest published 1.0.1 Mar 4, 2026 · 11 datasets / 31 measures in the latest review · Updated Mar 11, 2026
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@pasar6987Published Mar 4, 2026Structure snapshot
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import rawctx
model = rawctx.load("@pasar6987/sf-automotive-claims-warranty")
prompt = rawctx.to_prompt(
"@pasar6987/sf-automotive-claims-warranty",
datasets=["Claim", "ClaimCoverage"],
max_tokens=2000,
)
print(model.datasets) # ["Claim", "ClaimCoverage", "ClaimCoveragePaymentDetail"]
print(model.measures) # [Measure(name="Claim.TotalAdjustedAmount", ...), Measure(name="Claim.TotalClaimedAmount", ...), Measure(name="Claim.ActualAmount", ...)]
print(model.dimensions) # [Dimension(name="AccountId", ...), Dimension(name="ClaimReason", ...), Dimension(name="ClaimReasonType", ...)]
print(model.relationships) # [Relationship(name='...', ...)]
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@pasar6987/sf-automotive-claims-warranty
Warranty terms, coverage plans, claims processing with participants, fault codes, labor codes, and rebates.
Overview
| Count | |
|---|---|
| Objects (Datasets) | 11 |
| Dimensions | 238 |
| Measures | 31 |
| Relationships | 3 |
Objects
- Claim — Represents the types of claims, such as life, auto, or home.
- ClaimCoverage — Represents the insurance policy coverage for a claim. This object stores the information about financial activities related to the claim, including payouts and reserves.
- ClaimCoveragePaymentDetail — Represents the claim coverage amount that must be paid to a recipient for a loss or an expense payment.
- ClaimItem — Represents claim items (such as collision damage, roadside assistance, rental care) and their coverage details.
- ClaimParticipant — A junction object that associates the Claim object with the Account object. This object represents the participants of a claim. Claim participants include insured, claimants, and witnesses.
- ProductFaultCode — Represents a relationship between a product or product family and the fault code.
- ProductLaborCode — Represents a junction between the labor code that's applicable to a product or product family and the required standard effort.
- ProductWarrantyTerm — Defines the relationship between a product or product family and warranty term.
- RebateClaim — Represents proof of sale of a vehicle submitted by a dealer in the form of a retail delivery report. This report can also be used for rebate payout calculations.
- WarrantyTerm — Represents warranty terms defining the labor, parts, and expenses covered, along with any exchange options, provided to rectify issues with products.
- WarrantyTermCoverage — Represents a junction between the warranty term coverage and a product or codeset, such as the repair code or labor code.
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