Onboard Intermediary Employees to the Intermediary Portal
Initiate an onboarding request to provide staff access to the lending portal. Assign
roles, such as loan originator or loan processor, to grant permissions based on responsibilities.
Submit employee details to trigger an automated flow. Your employees then log in, complete their
profiles, and collaborate on loan applications.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To set up Digital Lending:
Digital Lending permission set
Log in to the partner portal as an admin.
Click Add An Intermediary Employee.
Enter the employee's name and email.
Select a role based on the employee's responsibilities.
Loan originator: Select this role for staff who interacts with clients and initiate new
loan applications.
Loan processor: Select this role for staff responsible for gathering documentation and
moving existing applications through underwriting.
Submit the application.
After the partnership is approved, the intermediary admin manages the firm’s workforce by
adding employees to the portal. Assign specific roles to grant staff the permissions to initiate
new loans or manage the processing workflow.
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