Create Actionable Relationship Center Graphs by Using Default Templates for Business Client
Engagement
Create relationship graphs of business clients by using the prebuilt B2B Account to
Account Relationship and B2B Applicant to Applicant Relationship default templates.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
that have Financial Services Cloud enabled
User Permissions Needed
To configure an ARC Relationship Graph:
Financial Services Cloud Extension
AND
Customize Application
AND
Business Client Engagement
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Actionable Relationship
Center, and then select Actionable Relationship
Center.
Click New Relationship Graph, and then click Default
Templates.
Select B2B Account to Account Relationship, and click
Create Graph.
Specify the graph properties, such as label and developer name, and save your
changes.
Note When you add the ARC Relationship Graph component to a record page, the label appears in
the list of available graphs.
Select B2B Applicant to Applicant Relationship, and click
Create Graph.
Specify the graph properties, such as label and developer name, and save your
changes.
Note When you add the ARC Relationship Graph component to a record page, the label appears in
the list of available graphs.
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