When the stage of the party profile record is Completed, the applicant record that’s
associated with the party profile record is set to Approved. When all the applicant records are
approved, the application form record that’s associated with the applicant records is set to
Approved.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and
Unlimited Editions that have the Financial Services Cloud enabled
User Permissions Needed
To review the application form status:
Financial Services Cloud Extension OR FSC Sales
The Onboarding: Check Party Profile Status and Update Applicant Stage flow, checks whether the
status of the party profile is Completed. If the status is Completed, the flow updates the stage
of the associated applicant record to Approved. Otherwise, the flow updates the stage of the
applicant record to Rejected. Similarly, the Onboarding: Check Applicant Stage and Update
Application Form Stage flow, checks whether all the applicant records for an application form
are Approved or Rejected. If the applicant records are approved, the flow updates the stage of
the associated application form record to Approved. Otherwise, the flow updates the stage of the
application form record to Rejected. When the application form stage is set to Approved, the
onboarding process is complete.
From the App Launcher, find and select Onboarding.
Click the Application Forms tab.
Review the Application Form stage.
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