After setting up Salesforce for Digital Lending—India, your applicant, broker or the
relationship manager can begin the application origination process using the sample app. Explore
various repayment options and estimate repayment schedules with the enhanced digital lending
calculator.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
where Financial Services Cloud is enabled
Initiate the Loan Application Origination After deploying the prebuilt Digital Lending—India template, start onboarding your applicants. Launch the sample Digital Lending India app, and invoke the DigitalLendingIndia_ApplicationFormOnboarding OmniScript to begin a new loan application for an applicant.
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