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            Digital Origination Billable Usage Types

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            Digital Origination Billable Usage Types

            Usage of certain Digital Origination (formerly Digital Lending) features impacts your event credit consumption. For more information on how usage is billed, refer to your contract or contact your account executive.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience

            Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions

            Event Credit Usage

            Each Digital Lending subscription includes a quantity of application credits. These credits must be used before the Order End Date set forth in the Usage Details table on the Order Form, and no rollover will be permitted. The customer consumes these credits at the applicable multiplier rate based on the Usage Type identified below.

            Usage Type Description
            Applications Usage is calculated based on the number of applications submitted to the Digital Origination application. Use this to process home loans, student loans, personal loans, and similar offerings.
            Vehicle and Asset Loan Application Usage is calculated based on the number of loan applications submitted to the Digital Lending application when you are by using Vehicle and Asset Lending. Use this to process vehicle and asset loans and leases.
             
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