Integration
Connect Cartes.io to Surplus Lines Tax API
When something happens in Cartes.io, your agent does the next thing in Surplus Lines Tax API. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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What do you want Cartes.io and Surplus Lines Tax API to do together?
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Triggers and actions 2 triggers ยท 13 actions
Trigger
New mapFires when a new map is created.
- New marker
Fires when a new marker is added to a map.
- Add map
Create a new map.
- Find categories
Search for categories matching a query.
- Find maps
Search for maps matching a query.
- Get map
Retrieve a single map by ID.
- Get map static image
Generate a static image snapshot of a map.
- Get marker
Retrieve a single marker by ID.
- List categories
List all available map/marker categories.
- List maps
List all maps.
- List marker locations
List the recorded location history for a marker.
- List markers
List all markers on a map.
Action
Calculate Surplus Lines TaxCalculates the surplus lines tax, stamping fees and other statutory charges due on a policy premium for a given state. Returns the itemized breakdown, the total tax and the total amount due.
- Get historical tax rate
Returns the surplus lines tax rate, stamping fee and other statutory charges in force for a state on a given date. Leave the date empty for today's rates.
- Get Tax Rate
Returns the surplus lines tax rate, stamping fee and other statutory charges currently in force for a state.
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