The Vlocity Calculation Procedure Simulator creates JSON Input and Output data sets that can be used to define DataRaptors.

The Vlocity Calculation Procedure Simulator creates JSON Input and Output data sets that can be used to define DataRaptors.

• A. False
• B. Not sure
• C. True
• D. Depends

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that the Calculation Procedure Simulator in OmniStudio gives you sample JSON for both inputs the procedure expects and outputs it produces. Those JSON datasets mirror the data structures you’ll use in DataRaptor mappings, so you can reuse them as concrete definitions when building DataRaptors. In practice, you can take the example input JSON to define the DataRaptor input structure and the example output JSON to define the DataRaptor output structure, ensuring your data shapes and field names align with what the calculation procedure uses. This makes the JSON data from the simulator a practical blueprint for configuring DataRaptor templates and tests.

The main idea is that the Calculation Procedure Simulator in OmniStudio gives you sample JSON for both inputs the procedure expects and outputs it produces. Those JSON datasets mirror the data structures you’ll use in DataRaptor mappings, so you can reuse them as concrete definitions when building DataRaptors. In practice, you can take the example input JSON to define the DataRaptor input structure and the example output JSON to define the DataRaptor output structure, ensuring your data shapes and field names align with what the calculation procedure uses. This makes the JSON data from the simulator a practical blueprint for configuring DataRaptor templates and tests.