Create and Configure Custom Record Types for Referrals (Managed Package)
First create a custom record type on leads, based on the referral record type. Configure
the record type mapping for the custom referral record type, then assign the record type to the
user profiles that need them.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
where Financial Services Cloud is enabled
This is a Financial Services Cloud managed package feature.
From Setup, open Object Manager and locate Lead.
Open Record Types and click New.
In Existing Record Type, select Referral. Give the record type a
label and add a description. In Lead Process select Lead Process and set
the record type as active. Also, select the profiles to which the record type is
available.
Save your changes.
From Setup, enter metadata in Quick Find, then select
Custom Metadata Types.
Click Referral Record Type Mapper and Manage Referral
Record Type Mappers.
Click New.
Complete the following information for the record type mapper:
Enter a label.
Don’t change the automatically set name.
Enter the API name of the Referral Record Type you added in step 3.
Enter your org's namespace.
Save your changes.
The custom record type is now available to users with the assigned profiles when a lead or
referral is created.
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