Create an Actionable List Definition by Using Predefined Data Processing Engine
Definition
Use the prebuilt Data Processing Engine definition to create an actionable list
definition that helps you create a dataset of delinquent collections and associated accounts. You
can use this dataset to create an actionable list of delinquent borrowers to get started with the
outreach activity.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, find, and select Actionable Segmentation
Settings.
Click Use Existing Data Processing Engine Definition.
Enter a name for the list definition. Enter a name that contains only alphanumeric
characters and begins with a letter.
Select the Collection Plan object.
Select the cloned Data Processing Engine definition, Filter Collection Plans by
Overdue Amount Data Processing Engine definition, and click
Save.
Activate and run the definition.
To view the actionable list definition and the associated dataset name and status, from
Setup, in the Quick Find box, find, and select Actionable Segmentation
Settings.
Locate the list definition that you created earlier, and click the corresponding
List Member Status Count entry.
Add these status values, New, and Call Connected, and select an icon that best represents
these values.
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