@emilgroup/insurance-sdk-node 1.104.1-beta.41 → 1.104.1-beta.43

package/README.md

@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@ Although this package can be used in both TypeScript and JavaScript, it is inten
 Navigate to the folder of your consuming project and run one of the following commands:
 
 ```
-npm install @emilgroup/insurance-sdk-node@1.104.1-beta.41 --save
+npm install @emilgroup/insurance-sdk-node@1.104.1-beta.43 --save
 ```
 or 
 ```
-yarn add @emilgroup/insurance-sdk-node@1.104.1-beta.41
+yarn add @emilgroup/insurance-sdk-node@1.104.1-beta.43
 ```
 
 And then you can import `PoliciesApi`.

package/api/leads-api.ts

@@ -346,7 +346,7 @@ export const LeadsApiAxiosParamCreator = function (configuration?: Configuration
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
          * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.
@@ -659,7 +659,7 @@ export const LeadsApiFp = function(configuration?: Configuration) {
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
          * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.
@@ -794,7 +794,7 @@ export const LeadsApiFactory = function (configuration?: Configuration, basePath
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
          * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.
@@ -1018,7 +1018,7 @@ export interface LeadsApiListLeadsRequest {
     readonly filter?: string
 
     /**
-     * To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @type {string}
      * @memberof LeadsApiListLeads
      */

package/api/policies-api.ts

@@ -430,7 +430,7 @@ export const PoliciesApiAxiosParamCreator = function (configuration?: Configurat
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
          * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
@@ -1119,7 +1119,7 @@ export const PoliciesApiFp = function(configuration?: Configuration) {
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
          * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
@@ -1358,7 +1358,7 @@ export const PoliciesApiFactory = function (configuration?: Configuration, baseP
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
          * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
@@ -1714,7 +1714,7 @@ export interface PoliciesApiListPoliciesRequest {
     readonly filter?: string
 
     /**
-     * To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @type {string}
      * @memberof PoliciesApiListPolicies
      */

package/dist/api/leads-api.d.ts

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ export declare const LeadsApiAxiosParamCreator: (configuration?: Configuration)
      * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
      * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
      * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-     * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
      * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
      * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.
@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ export declare const LeadsApiFp: (configuration?: Configuration) => {
      * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
      * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
      * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-     * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
      * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
      * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.
@@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ export declare const LeadsApiFactory: (configuration?: Configuration, basePath?:
      * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
      * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
      * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-     * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
      * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
      * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.
@@ -501,7 +501,7 @@ export interface LeadsApiListLeadsRequest {
      */
     readonly filter?: string;
     /**
-     * To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @type {string}
      * @memberof LeadsApiListLeads
      */

package/dist/api/leads-api.js

@@ -403,7 +403,7 @@ var LeadsApiAxiosParamCreator = function (configuration) {
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
          * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.
@@ -772,7 +772,7 @@ var LeadsApiFp = function (configuration) {
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
          * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.
@@ -943,7 +943,7 @@ var LeadsApiFactory = function (configuration, basePath, axios) {
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.     In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the lead\'s searchable fields —     lead code and number, status, product slug, account data (name, company, e-mail, address, phone, custom fields),     embedded policy data, insured-object values, bank and payment data, and quote values. Matching is case-, accent-     and umlaut-insensitive (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for first/last name, company, street, city and     holder; results are ranked by relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values (policyObjects.data), free text reaches the ones a person would search by —     names, e-mail addresses, postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts,     booleans, bare numbers, document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable,     so that searching for a name does not compete with every lead that happens to contain a 0. They remain     reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller,     search=account.zipCode:10115, search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123, search=customData.externalId:A-4711.     Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones free text skips.     The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and     case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the lead\'s key fields: codes, status, product, account data     (name, company, e-mail, address, phone), policy and insured-object data, bank and quote values.     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=account.lastName:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.vin:WVW123. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] The order parameter determines how the results should be sorted according to a specified field.     It functions similarly to an SQL ORDER BY.     Sorting can be performed in either ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.     Default: ASC.
          * @param {string} [expand] Use this parameter to fetch additional information about the list items.     The expand query parameter increases the set of fields that appear in the response in addition to the default ones.     Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.     However, use this with parsimony as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.          Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.          In general, fetching filtered responses conserves bandwidth and reduces response time.

package/dist/api/policies-api.d.ts

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ export declare const PoliciesApiAxiosParamCreator: (configuration?: Configuratio
      * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
      * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
      * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-     * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
      * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
      * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
@@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ export declare const PoliciesApiFp: (configuration?: Configuration) => {
      * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
      * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
      * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-     * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
      * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
      * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
@@ -497,7 +497,7 @@ export declare const PoliciesApiFactory: (configuration?: Configuration, basePat
      * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
      * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
      * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-     * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
      * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
      * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
@@ -807,7 +807,7 @@ export interface PoliciesApiListPoliciesRequest {
      */
     readonly filter?: string;
     /**
-     * To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+     * Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
      * @type {string}
      * @memberof PoliciesApiListPolicies
      */

package/dist/api/policies-api.js

@@ -466,7 +466,7 @@ var PoliciesApiAxiosParamCreator = function (configuration) {
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
          * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
@@ -1220,7 +1220,7 @@ var PoliciesApiFp = function (configuration) {
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
          * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
@@ -1549,7 +1549,7 @@ var PoliciesApiFactory = function (configuration, basePath, axios) {
          * @param {number} [pageSize] A limit on the number of objects to be returned.     Limit ranges between 1 and 50. Default: 10.
          * @param {string} [pageToken] A cursor for use in pagination.     pageToken is an ID that defines your place in the list.     For instance, if you make a list request and receive 100 objects and pageToken=1, your subsequent call can include pageToken=2 in order to fetch the next page of the list.
          * @param {string} [filter] Filter the response by one or multiple fields.             In general, fetching filtered responses will conserve bandwidth and reduce response time.<br/>             <br/>             <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>
-         * @param {string} [search] To search the list, pass search=xxx. Free text is matched against the policy\'s searchable fields —     policy code, policy number, internal policy number, holder, status, product name/slug/ids, account and lead codes,     policy start date, and insured-object values (policyObjects.data). Matching is case-, accent- and umlaut-insensitive     (mueller finds Müller); typos are corrected for holder and product name; results are ranked by     relevance first, then by the requested order.      Among the insured-object values, free text reaches the ones a person would search by — names, e-mail addresses,     postal addresses, plates, model, serial and other identifier fields. Dates, amounts, booleans, bare numbers,     document links and values over 64 characters are deliberately not free-text searchable, so that searching for a     name does not compete with every policy that happens to contain a 0. They remain reachable field-scoped.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller, search=policyNumber:11002200,     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. Field-scoped search reaches every stored value, including the ones     free text skips. The value matches exactly or as a prefix, without typo correction     or ranking. Paths are dot-separated and case-sensitive; array fields need no index.
+         * @param {string} [search] Free-text search across the policy\'s key fields: policy codes and numbers, holder, status,     product, account and lead codes, start date, and insured-object data (policyObjects.data).     Matching is case- and accent-insensitive (mueller finds Müller), tolerates typos, and ranks results by relevance.      To search a single field, pass search=path:value — e.g. search=holder:Müller or     search=policyObjects.data.postalCode:10115. The value matches exactly or as a prefix; paths are dot-separated     and case-sensitive.
          * @param {string} [order] Order allows you to specify the desired order of entities retrieved from the server by           ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, policyNumber, createdAt, updatedAt, policyStartDate, productVersionId, productId</i>
          * @param {string} [expand] Expand to fetch additional information about the list items.       Expanding resources can reduce the number of API calls required to accomplish a task.       Use with discretion as some expanded fields can drastically increase payload size.<br/>       <br/>       <i>Allowed values: versions, product, timelines, premiums, premiumItems, premiumFormulas, currentVersion, currentTimelines, currentPremiums, currentPremiumItems, currentPremiumFormulas, partnerLinks<i>
          * @param {string} [filters] Filters the response by one or multiple fields.           Advanced filter functionality allows you to perform more complex filtering operations.<br/>           <br/>           <i>Allowed values: id, code, leadCode, policyNumber, holder, policyStartDate, productSlug, productVersionId, productId, accountCode, productName, status, statuses, createdAt, policyData, partnerCode, partnerLinks.partnerCode</i>

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@emilgroup/insurance-sdk-node",
-  "version": "1.104.1-beta.41",
+  "version": "1.104.1-beta.43",
   "description": "OpenAPI client for @emilgroup/insurance-sdk-node",
   "author": "OpenAPI-Generator Contributors",
   "keywords": [