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medbridge-sales-ops-solver

Solve MedBridge Sales Ops API tasks that require quote/freight decisions or account, invoice, revenue, event, and voucher reconciliations.

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# MedBridge Sales Ops Solver

Use this skill when a task references the MedBridge Sales Ops API and asks for an account-ready JSON package for quotes, RFQs, freight options, opportunity milestones, invoices, payments, revenue recognition, events, or vouchers.

## Operating Rules

- Return only valid JSON matching the supplied `input/payloads/answer_template.json`; do not add markdown, comments, or explanatory text.
- Treat the answer template as the output contract. Preserve its object shape, field names, controlled enum values, array intent, date format, and nullability.
- Use the task runner's API base URL as the business source of truth. Do not infer customer, catalog, quote, freight, policy, invoice, payment, revenue, event, or voucher values from memory.
- Extract identifiers, names, quantities, quote dates, current business dates, contacts, event IDs, and voucher codes from the prompt, then verify them through the API.
- Keep product/RFQ outputs at the requested item level. If the API exposes component composition for a module but the prompt asks for module-level quoting, do not expand components unless the template explicitly requires them.
- Use cent-level arithmetic for money. JSON numbers may omit trailing zeroes, but calculations should be exact to cents.
- Prefer stable record IDs from the API. Do not invent IDs, customer names, status values, payment terms, policy codes, or warning text facts.