Retrieve a quote

GET /api/v1/quotes/{quote}

Retrieves the details of a previously created quote. Supply the unique quote ID that was returned from your previous request, and 1099Policy will return the corresponding quote information.

Servers

• Production server: https://api.1099policy.com (Production server)

Parameters

Path parameters

• quote (string)
  The ID of the desired quote (e.g., qt_5DciVga8Kt).

Responses

200

Returns a quote object if a valid identifier was provided.

Body: application/json (object)

• contractor (string)
  ID of the contractor.

• coverage_type (array[string])

• created (integer(int64))

• effective_date (string(int64))
  The date when the insurance coverage is set to take effect. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch. This date must be set in the future. The default effective_date is the next day.

• eligible (boolean)
  Indicates whether a contractor is eligible for insurance or not.

• end_date (string(int64))
  The date when the insurance coverage is set to expire. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch. This date must be after the effective date. The default end_date is 30 days after the effective date.

• gl_net_rate (integer)
  The amount of money the 1099 contractor pays in general liability premium per every $100 earned.

A positive integer representing the premium owed per $100 earned. The gl_net_rate is stored in cents (e.g., 48 represents $0.48).

• id (string)

• job (string)
  ID of the job that the contractor was paid to do.

• net_rate (integer)
  The amount of money the 1099 contractor pays in premium per every $100 earned.

A positive integer representing the premium owed per $100 earned. The net_rate is stored in cents (e.g., 48 represents $0.48).

• quote_json (object)
  The JSON representation of component parts that make up the total premium amount due including, for example, the net rate, taxes, and fees.

• wc_net_rate (integer)
  The amount of money the 1099 contractor pays in workers comp premium per every $100 earned.

A positive integer representing the premium owed per $100 earned. The wc_net_rate is stored in cents (e.g., 48 represents $0.48).