Clone the Prebuilt Expression Set Template to Determine Legal Case Eligibility
The prebuilt expression set, Determine Case Eligibility for Legal Proceedings, uses the
collection plan object fields, such as current due amount, days past due, and status to determine
if a case is eligible for legal proceedings. Clone this expression set, and customize the new
version based on your business needs.
When you clone the prebuilt expression set template, the steps from the template are copied to
the first version of the cloned expression set by default.
From the App Launcher, find and select Business Rules Engine.
From the app navigation menu, select Expression Set Templates.
Click Determine Case Eligibility for Legal Proceedings.
From the Save As dropdown, select New Expression Set.
Don't change the expression set name. If you plan to change it, make sure that you update
the new name in the prebuilt flow, Collections: Create Case and Related Case Proceeding
Records. This flow uses the expression set to determine if the case is eligible for legal
proceedings and whether to create case proceedings and participant records.
Save your changes.
To link the object field aliases that you created earlier, expand CollectionPlan
Eligibility Condition.
In the Resource column, reference the object field aliases as shown in this example.
Update the logical conditions based on your business needs.
Click , and select a start date and time.
Save your changes.
Click Activate.
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