Submit a Report and Replace Cards Request for Retail Banking Service Process
Your service agents can capture and submit a Report and Replace Cards request through
the Report and Replace Cards Omniscript. A case is then created in Salesforce.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To set up the Report and Replace Cards service process:
Customize Application
On the customer’s Person Account record page, in action launcher, select the action to
raise a report and replace cards service request.
Select the active debit or credit card to be blocked.
Enter the reason for blocking the card.
If you want to order a replacement for the blocked card, select the "Yes" option, and then
choose the card to be replaced.
Select a shipping preference and a shipping address to send the replacement card.
Review the card details and the reason for blocking the card, and then submit the
request.
A case is created in Salesforce for the submitted block card request.
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