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Process Name Values for Service Process Document Types
Review the process name values required to configure your decision matrix for retrieving service process document types.

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Review the process name values required to configure your decision matrix for retrieving service process document types.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Financial Services Cloud and Unified Catalog. |
Inside the intake Omniscript for specific service processes, a dedicated Integration Procedure element passes a ProcessName key in its Extra Payload section. The value of this key acts as the input to the GetAllRequiredDocumentTypes decision matrix. Map these exact values in your matrix to make sure that the correct document requirements load for each service process.
| Service | Integration Procedure Element in Omniscript | Integration Procedure Name | Process Name Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Update Profile | GetDocumentTypes | FSCWlth_GetAllDocumentTypes | FSCWlth_UpdateProfile |
| Manage Credit Limit | GetDocumentTypes | FSCWlth_GetAllDocumentTypes | FSCRtl_ManageCreditLimit |
| Set Up Required Minimum Distribution | GetDocumentTypes | FSCWlth_GetAllDocumentTypes | FSCWlth_SetupRequiredMinimumDistribution |
| Address Update | GetAllDocumentTypesIP | FSCAddressUpdate_GetDocumentTypes | AddressUpdate |

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