Use Case Example Catalogs and Products for Digital Lending
To understand how products and catalogs are created and managed for Digital Lending,
review the scenario of a customer applying for a personal loan, and then learn how to set it
up.
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A lending institution offers several loan types, including auto loan, house loan, and
personal loan. A borrower wants to find and apply for a personal loan with a repayment term
of 36 months. The institution needs its product offerings organized so borrowers can quickly
locate the right product and select the terms that fit their needs.
Example
The institution stores its lending products in a product catalog for Digital Lending.
Within that catalog, products are organized into categories and subcategories so borrowers
can browse from broad product types down to specific offerings like the personal loan. The
personal loan product has attributes assigned to it, such as a picklist attribute that shows
the loan term of 12 Months, 24 Months, and 36 Months. A borrower selects the 36-month
term.
Because the institution plans to offer additional personal loan products in the future, it
also defines a personal loan product classification. The classification contains a
collection of attributes that describe the general properties of the personal loan product,
so new products can be defined quickly and consistently.
Next Steps
To build this example, complete the tasks under Create Catalogs and Products for
Digital Lending in the Table of Contents.
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