Create a permission set to give loan officers access to mortgage and document checklist
features. The permissions set also grants access to mortgage and document checklist objects and
other system permissions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Permission Sets, and
then select Permission Sets.
On the Permission Sets Setup page, click New.
Name the permission set Loan Officer, set License to
None, and then click Save.
On the Loan Officer Permission Set page, under Apps, click App
Permissions, and click Edit.
Under Call Center, enable Manage Customer Users, and save.
In the drop-down list to the right of App Permissions, select System
Permissions and then click Edit.
Under System, enable Run Flows, User license to access mortgage in Financial Services
Cloud, and User license to access the Document Checklist features.
In the drop-down list to the right of System Permissions, select Object
Settings.
In the Find Settings box, enter Document Checklist Items, click
Document Checklist Items, and then click
Edit.
Enable Read, Create, Edit, and Delete and click Save.
Repeat steps 11 and 12 for the remaining mortgage objects.
Loan Applicant Addresses
Loan Applicant Assets
Loan Applicant Declarations
Loan Applicant Employments
Loan Applicant Incomes
Loan Applicant Liabilities
Loan Applicants
Loan Application Assets
Loan Application Financials
Loan Application Liabilities
Loan Application Properties
Loan Application Title Holders
Residential Loan Applications
On the Loan Officer Permission Set page, click Manage
Assignments, and then click Add Assignments.
Select the users you want to assign the loan officer permission set to and click
Assign, and then click Done.
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