Set Up Actionable Segmentation for Collections and Recovery
Enable
Actionable
Segmentation, which helps you segment similar client
profiles, curate them, and design timely and personalized client outreach programs. Create
actionable list definitions by using the Collection Plan and related objects. Your collections
managers can use these list definitions to create prioritized lists of collection plans, and plan
collections activities more effectively.
Create actionable list definitions that help you build datasets containing collection plan
records by joining information across Collection Plan and related objects. For example, to
create a list of collection plans of high-risk borrowers, create a dataset containing such
records by performing cross-object joining of Collection Plan, Collection Plan Reason, Account,
Contact, Financial Account, and other related objects.
Create an actionable list definition by creating a Data Processing Engine definition. In the
Data Processing Engine definition, you can specify cross-object join criteria to transform the
data in the format you want. After you save, activate, and run a Data Processing Engine
definition, a dataset is created. The dataset is saved in a shared space in Salesforce, which is
associated with the actionable list definition.
After the actionable list definition is created, you can configure the columns and list member
statuses, and then activate the actionable list definition. After an actionable list definition
is activated, it’s available for your collection managers to create prioritized lists of
collection plans.
The dataset associated with an actionable list definition contains records that you can
use as a data source to create actionable lists. Select the fields from this dataset to be
visible as default columns in the actionable list and set their display order.
Set the format of dataset fields, and change the order in which these fields appear in
actionable lists. The formatting and reordering capability helps collection managers to
visualize data easily.
Configure
list member status values to represent the status of client
engagement activities planned for list members. For example, if a client engagement activity is
to call list members, the various call status values are Successful, Failed, Busy, No-Answer,
and Canceled. You can add values and icons that best represent these status values.
To make the actionable list definition available for your collection managers to create
actionable lists, activate
the definition.
You
can activate an actionable list definition only after you configure default visible columns and
list member status values.
After
you activate and run a data processing engine definition, a dataset is created and saved in a
shared space in CRM Analytics.
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