What kind of logic can be configured in PCFs?

In the context of Guidewire's PolicyCenter Forms (PCFs), the primary focus is on defining how fields and screens behave within the application interface. This includes configuring properties such as visibility, editability, validation rules, and how the data is presented to the users. By establishing the logic for field and screen behavior, users can create a tailored and user-friendly experience that aligns with specific business requirements and processes.

Configuring field and screen behavior allows organizations to optimize their data entry processes and provide a clear structure for users navigating through applications. This might involve dynamic adjustments to what fields are visible based on user selections or implementing validation messages that ensure data integrity as users complete forms.

The other options pertain to different aspects of the Guidewire Insurance Suite. Data security settings encompass permissions and access control, which are typically handled separately from the direct configuration of user interface elements. Workflow management relates to the processes surrounding task assignments and tracking, rather than the configuration of PCF elements. Database connections deal with the backend integrations required to connect to data sources and are not a function of PCF configurations.