Create an Integration Definition for the Transaction Dispute Service Process
Transaction Dispute Management uses
fscserviceprocess.TransactionServiceIntegrationProvider integration definition. It calls the API
to get the client’s financial transactions from the core banking system.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create Apex Defined integration definitions:
Customize Application
Before you connect to MuleSoft and enable integration, turn on the setting to retrieve
real-time financial account and transaction information from your external core banking
system. When this setting is off, account information is retrieved from Salesforce. For more
information, see Enable Real-Time Financial Account Information.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Integration
Definitions, and then select Integrations
Definition.
Click + New.
Create an Integration Definition with these settings.
For Type, select Apex Defined.
For Name and Developer name, enter FSC_GetTransaction.
Click Next.
Search for and select the
fscserviceprocess.TransactionServiceIntegrationProvider Apex
class.
Confirm that the Attribute Value is
FSC_fsc_integrations_V1_0_0.
The Attribute Name and Attribute Value fields are auto-populated. To point to a
different named credential, enter an attribute name and attribute value.
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