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YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput

Information about the customer's current financial state.

input YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput {
  moneyOrigin: MoneyOrigin!
  moneyOriginOtherText: String
  paymentMethod: PaymentMethodInput!
  policyReason: PolicyReason!
  policyReasonOtherText: String
  totalMonthlyExpenses: MonetaryFractionalAmount!
  totalMonthlyNetIncome: MonetaryFractionalAmount!
}

Fields​

YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput.moneyOrigin ● MoneyOrigin! non-null enum​

The money that the customer is using to pay the premium with.

YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput.moneyOriginOtherText ● String scalar​

The custom source of customer's current income when the moneyOrigin does not cover the use-case. The value needs to be set when the moneyOrigin is set as OTHER.

YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput.paymentMethod ● PaymentMethodInput! non-null input​

Payment method to use for payment of the policy premium and the one-time opt-in payment.

YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput.policyReason ● PolicyReason! non-null enum​

The origin of the money that the customer is using to pay the premiums with.

YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput.policyReasonOtherText ● String scalar​

The custom reason the customer is applying for a policy when the PolicyReason does not cover the use-case. The value needs to be set when the policyReason is set as OTHER.

YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput.totalMonthlyExpenses ● MonetaryFractionalAmount! non-null scalar​

Total monthly expenses of the customer. Amount is specified in the smallest monetary unit (cents for EUR) to avoid floating point math. Example: 100000 represents €1,000.00

YourLifeNettoPlusFinancialStatusInput.totalMonthlyNetIncome ● MonetaryFractionalAmount! non-null scalar​

Monthly net income of the customer. Amount is specified in the smallest monetary unit (cents for EUR) to avoid floating point math. Example: 100000 represents €1,000.00

Member Of​

CreateYourLifeNettoPlusInput input