{"revision":"c10276e953456835cdbb1f3a60d58ae1980be353","document":{"id":34507,"path":"manufacturing/mco-outbound-dms-integration.md","title":"Set up outbound DMS integration","bundle":null,"doc_type":null,"release":"australia","body":"\n# Set up outbound DMS integration\n\nSend claims, approvals, and status updates from the OEM instance to the connected Dealer Management System \\(DMS\\).\n\n## Before you begin\n\nRole required: admin\n\n## Procedure\n\n1.  Get the WSDL \\(Web Services Description Language\\) endpoint for the dealer's DMS.\n\n2.  Get the credentials for the dealer's DMS.\n\n3.  Create outbound SOAP \\(Simple Object Access Protocol\\) message in the sys\\_soap\\_message table on the OEM ServiceNow instance for this WSDL.\n\n4.  Configure the corresponding SOAP function.\n\n5.  Open the corresponding dealer record from the sn\\_dealer\\_mgmt\\_dealer table.\n\n6.  Update the **Outbound SOAP Message** field with the newly created SOAP message.\n\n7.  Update the **SOAP Message Function** field with the newly created SOAP function.\n\n8.  Verify the business rule conditions that invoke the outbound integration payload on the sn\\_repair\\_claim\\_mgmt\\_case table.\n\n    An outbound integration business rule is invoked on the Repair Claim Case table when:\n\n    -   Source = DMS\n    -   Claim state changes to a supported adjudication state\n    The business rule prepares the outbound payload.\n\n9.  Test claim submissions.\n\n10. Review errors.\n\n11. Push the following changes to the production instance.\n\n    -   Outbound SOAP message\n    -   SOAP function\n    -   Business rule, if modified\n    -   Dealer record changes\n\n"}}