Use Case Example Qualification Rules for Digital Lending
To learn about creating and managing qualification rules for Digital Lending, consider
the scenario of a customer applying for a personal loan, and then follow the steps to set it
up.
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A lending institution offers multiple loan products, but not every applicant qualifies for
every product. The institution needs to automatically filter its catalog so that borrowers
see only the personal loan products for which they meet the minimum annual income
requirement. Without this filtering, applicants waste time exploring products they can't
obtain, and loan officers spend time on ineligible applications.
Example
The institution uses qualification rules to evaluate a borrower's eligibility for the
personal loan product based on annual income. A context definition passes the personal loan
product into the qualification procedure, which evaluates the borrower's information and
returns the result. A decision table contains the criteria used for qualification of the
personal loan product, including the borrower's minimum income. Qualification procedure
expression sets execute the qualification rules on the personal loan product through the
context definition — one for agent-based qualification and another for customer community
user-based qualification.
Next Steps
To build this example, complete the tasks under Qualification Rules for
Digital Lending in the Table of Contents.
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