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The mortgage flows in Agentforce Financial Services are installed as standard flow templates. You can customize any of the flows to suit your business needs.

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The mortgage flows in Agentforce Financial Services are installed as standard flow templates. You can customize any of the flows to suit your business needs.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To open, edit, or create a flow in Flow Builder: | Manage Flow |
| To run a flow: | Run Flows |
The Borrower Information and Assets and Liabilities mortgage flows rely on the Borrower Information Subflow and the Assets and Liabilities Subflow respectively. If you want to create a custom version of any flow that relies on a subflow, create the custom subflow, create the custom main flow, and then update the references to the custom subflow in the custom main flow.
To customize a flow, create a flow based on the standard template flow.
Make sure that your Actions and Recommendations deployment exposes your customized mortgage flows instead of the standard flow templates. Also, specify your customized mortgage flows in the flow elements or flow-type quick actions that you use to expose your mortgage flows to borrowers in Communities.

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