How Financial Services Cloud Models Groups and Relationships
In Financial Services Cloud, use party relationship groups to organize members under a
single household and to connect related households or associated business accounts, such as the
member’s lawyer, financial advisor, or health insurance provider.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
where Financial Services Cloud is enabled
The example here shows how to map
a
client, related household, and contacts by using the Party Relationship
Group and other relevant objects in Financial Services Cloud.
DATA
OBJECT
RECORD
Client
Person Account
A person account with details about the member
Client’s household
Account AND Party Relationship Group
A party relationship group whose type is Household and describes the account as
a household
The client’s spouse
Person Account
A person account with details about the client’s spouse
The client’s child
Person Account
A person account with details about the client’s child
The relationship between the client’s household and its members
Account Contact Relation
The account-contact relationships to define each individual’s role in the household:
Client to business account
Spouse to business account
Child to business account
The relationships between the client’s family members
Contact Contact Relation
The contact-contact relationships:
Client to spouse
Client to child
Spouse to client
Spouse to child
Child to client
Child to spouse
Each contact-contact relationship is related to a party role relationship
record that describes the relationship.
The client’s lawyer
Contact
A contact record with details about the lawyer
The relationships between the client and the lawyer
Contact Contact Relation
An contact-contact relationship that connects the client’s person account to
the lawyer’s contact record and defines the participant’s role
The health insurance provider of the client’s household
Account
A business account that represents the health insurance provider organization
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