Create an Expression Set from a Prebuilt Expression Set Template for Payment Plan
Mapping
Collections and Recovery includes a prebuilt expression set template, Payment Plan
Mapping Expression Set. Create an expression set from this template.
To save an expression set template as an expression set or an expression set
version:
Rule Engine Designer
The prebuilt expression set template references the decision table that contains the financial
account type to payment plan mapping details. When you create an expression set from this
template, make sure that you retain the same name. The prebuilt Omniscript,
CollectionsCreatePaymentPlansForCustomers references this expression set template.
Create an expression set from the prebuilt, read-only
expression set template, Payment Plans for Collections.
Make sure that you retain the name of the expression set as is.
Activate the expression set.
If you have renamed the decision table from its default name, FAPaymentPlanMapping, to
something else, follow these steps to update the lookup table reference in the expression set
that you created earlier.
From the App Launcher, find and select Business Rules
Engine.
From the app navigation menu, select Expression Set
Templates.
Open the expression set that you created earlier.
Expand the FAPaymentPlanMapping lookup table.
Specify the changed lookup table name.
Save your changes and activate the expression set.
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