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Document Validation Component
Validate a document in a Document Checklist Item against data from the Salesforce records. You can validate against multiple object records at a time.

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Validate a document in a Document Checklist Item against data from the Salesforce records. You can validate against multiple object records at a time.
| Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited editions that have Financial Services Cloud enabled. |
The Document Validation Component is a standard solution for validating document checklist items by using a fixed, direct object structure. It shows all fields included in the field set based on the current record and its immediate parent or direct child objects during validation. See Validate Documents in Document Checklist Items.
Watch this video to learn how to validate documents in Document Checklist Items with the Document Validation Component.
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Validate Documents in Document Checklist Items.

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