Set Up Decision Matrices to Map an Application Form to an Assessment Type
Set up a Decision matrix and then build an expression set to automate the process of
mapping an Application Form to an Assessment Type based on the Application Form Product selected
by the applicant.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and
Unlimited Editions that have the Financial Services Cloud enabled
User Permissions Needed
To create, update, and delete expression sets:
Rule Engine Designer
To use decision tables in Business Rules Engine:
Rules Engine Runtime
Mapping of assessment type to application form can be useful if you created multiple
assessments for multiple products. Add an OmniScript component for each assessment and make them
visible on the Assessments tab based on the assessment type field value.
From the App Launcher, find and select Business Rules Engine.
From the app navigation menu, select Lookup Tables.
Click New.
Select Decision Matrix and click Next.
For Name, enter Application Assessment Map, and for Type, select
Standard.
Save your work.
On the record page for your new decision matrix, on the Related tab, click version 1 of the
matrix.
Add columns to define your input and output data.
The input data includes the product that you set up and the output data is the assessment
type for each product. Here’s a sample decision matrix for mapping an application form to an
assessment type:
Input Data
Output Data
ApplicationType (Text)
AssessmentType (Text)
Checkings Account
Checkings Account
Savings Account
Savings Account
Save and activate your decision matrix.
After you create the decision matrix, reference it from the Application Assessment Mapping
expression set template. The flow with the label, Onboarding: Create Assessments, calls this
expression set during the onboarding process to determine which assessment to attach to the
applicant.
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