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Step 1 of 3: call it until ready_to_quote is true, sending back the collected it returns each time and each answer under answer_as.key. Then start_quote. Returns the one question to put to the customer now, in their language, with the options to offer when the field has a fixed set. Call it before each question and again after every answer, until `ready_to_quote` is true, then call `start_quote`. Send only what the customer said this turn, in `answered`, together with the `collected` from the last call. The connector keeps the record of the conversation, so nothing is repeated and an answer given before its turn is not lost. When `ready_to_quote` turns true, `summary` is what the customer has said: read it back and let them correct it before quoting. It exists so the order and the pace are the connector's rather than a matter of judgement: Sigo's customers are working people, often quoting on a phone, and a turn that asks for four things at once is where they give up. Once a ZIP is given it is checked here, so a customer outside the states Sigo is licensed in is told before being walked through the rest. There are two stretches. `stage: "first_quote"` is the one that ends in estimates. `stage: "second_round"` is for a customer who saw those estimates and wants to finish the application so the carrier can quote it for real: it asks where the car is kept, the VIN, who owns it, the licence, and a few more. The prices it leads to are still estimates; the final quote comes after the carrier's own questions, in Sigo's link. `get_quote` says when that is worth offering. A vehicle a business uses for its work is commercial auto and is not quoted here: use commercial_next_question. Someone who drives only for apps like Uber or DoorDash stays here.