Create Stage Definitions from Financial Intermediaries Templates
Orchestrate the partner lifecycle by creating stage definitions for intermediary firm
and employee onboarding. Map transitions and automate progress from registration to approval. Use
prebuilt templates to standardize workflows, or add custom logic to meet compliance
requirements.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and
Unlimited Editions.
User Permissions Needed
To configure stage definition:
Stage Management Design User
The stage definition templates for Financial Intermediaries provide stage transitions but no
predefined step definitions. Extend these stage templates and add custom logic to align the
onboarding process with your specific business requirements.
From Setup, find and select Stage Definition.
Click New.
Select Use a template and click Next.
Select Financial Intermediary Firm Onboarding and click
Next.
Enter the stage definition name and developer name.
Select the appropriate record type.
Click Next.
Configure the Stage Mapping.
Review the map values and manually add any missing stages if the stage value isn’t
present.
Save your changes for each individual step definition.
Click Publish.
To set up intermediary employee onboarding, repeat steps 1 through 9, selecting the
Financial Intermediary Employee Onboarding template.
Add and activate the stage definition assignment.
Add the Record Stage Overview component to the Application Form record page to view the
various stages of the intermediary firm and employee onboarding.
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