With the Discovery Framework, your users can create digital forms to collect and
validate data and avoid time-consuming and error-prone manual methods. The Discovery Framework
data model and the power of Omnistudio enable your users to create digital forms and manage
every aspect of questionnaire-driven data collection in compliance with your policies.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise, Professional, and
Unlimited Editions where the Financial Services Cloud license is
enabled
Explore and Learn
Watch this video to understand how Discovery
Framework works for Financial Services Cloud.
Note Discovery
Framework is compatible with only Omnistudio standard objects model (Omnistudio Spring '22
and later releases). Each Omnistudio release has a unique link for downloading its managed
package, plus Release Notes, installation instructions, and upgrade instructions. For a new
installation, your first task is to Prepare to Install the Omnistudio Package. For an
upgrade, your first task is to Install or Upgrade the Omnistudio Package. After you install
or upgrade, make sure that you have disabled Omnistudio Managed Package Runtime and enabled
Omnistudio Metadata (for import and export) settings.
To learn how to enable
Discovery Framework and manage every aspect of questionnaire-driven information collection,
see Set Up and Configure Discovery
Framework.
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