What Are Policy Coverage Mappings?
Policy coverage mappings connect a form field to a coverage value saved on a specific policy. For example, a PDF or Web Form can display a policy's General Liability limit, Commercial Property building limit, or Personal Auto deductible without requiring the user to type the value again.
Coverage mappings use the same Field Mappings Selection panel used for other policy fields. In the panel, choose Policy, then choose the coverage area and field you need.
Where Coverage Fields Appear
Coverage fields are grouped under the policy mapping area and organized by Line of Business. The available fields come from the coverage catalog configured in Taino, so the list can grow as new coverage definitions are added.
The mapping panel is the current source of truth for the available fields. If a field is not shown, verify that the policy has the expected Line of Business and coverage definition configured.
Examples of Coverage Mapping Codes
Coverage mappings use stable codes that identify the Line of Business and coverage field. Examples include:
| Coverage field | Example mapping code |
|---|---|
| Each Occurrence Limit | 15:GL_EACH_OCCURRENCE_LIMIT |
| General Aggregate Limit | 15:GL_GENERAL_AGGREGATE_LIMIT |
| Building Limit | 50:CP_BUILDING_LIMIT |
| Bodily Injury Limit | 6:PA_BODILY_INJURY_LIMIT |
The exact code is selected by the platform. Do not manually invent or edit a coverage code in a template.
PDF and Web Form Behavior
- Text fields: receive the formatted coverage value, such as a limit or deductible.
- Selection fields: match the saved option value while displaying the localized option label.
- Checkbox fields: are checked or unchecked from the saved Boolean coverage value.
- Localized forms: display labels and selection text using the current language when localized values are available.
PDF and Web Form templates use the same coverage mapping concept. Web Forms can also use the mapped value when submitting data back to update a record, subject to the form's configuration and permissions.
Troubleshooting
- The field is not listed: confirm the policy's Line of Business and coverage configuration.
- A dropdown remains blank: confirm that the saved option is available for that coverage definition. Stored values are matched independently from their display labels.
- A checkbox is not checked: confirm that the policy value is Boolean and that the target form field is a checkbox control.
- The value is empty: confirm that the policy has a value saved for that coverage field.