Edit Data Lake Objects to Configure Financial Services Cloud Data Kit
Edit data lake objects (DLOs) that store transformed data and then map them to data model
objects (DMOs). A data lake object is a container for the data brought into Data
Cloud.
Required Editions
Financial Services Cloud is available in Lightning Experience.
Available in:
Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited editions
User Permissions Needed
To set up Data Cloud for Financial Services Cloud standard objects:
Salesforce org: Financial Services Cloud Extension OR FSC Sales OR FSC Service
AND
Data Cloud for Financial Services Cloud Admin
AND
Data Cloud org: Data Cloud Architect
In Data Cloud, click the Data Lake Objects tab.
Click New, click Choose From Data Kits, and
click Next.
Select a data space.
In the Name column, select a data lake object and click Next.
In the Data Lake Object Name and API Name fields, remove the word
copy. The name and API name must match the table.
In Category, select Profile.
Click Save.
Repeat these steps for the remaining data lake objects.
Data Lake Object Name
Data Lake Object API Name
Category
Account B2B DLO
Account_B2B_DLO
Other
Account B2C DLO
Account_B2C_DLO
Other
Contact B2B DLO
Contact_B2B_DLO
Other
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