Field
Mapping for Financial Account Party Financial Asset
When you plan to migrate metadata and data for the Financial Account Party Financial
Asset object from the Financial Services Cloud managed package to the standard data model, refer
to the field mapping.
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In the Financial Services Cloud managed package, details about a party asset associated with a
financial account are represented using the fields within the Assets and Liabilities object. In
the standard data model, these details are represented using a separate object known as Financial
Account Party Financial Asset.
Managed Package API Name
Managed Package Data Type
Standard API Name
Standard Data Type
Notes
FinancialAccount__c
Lookup (FinancialAccount__c)
FinancialAccountId
Lookup
(FinancialAccount)
The standard data model is a junction object that represents the
association of a financial account and an asset.
—
PartyFinancialAssetId
Lookup
(PartyFinancialAsset)
—
—
AssociationStartDate
Date
—
—
AssociationEndDate
Date
—
—
PledgedAmount
Currency
(16, 2)
—
—
AssociationType
Picklist
Name
String
Name
Auto Number
—
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