Changed Financial-Services-Cloud Exam Questions

Compliant Data Sharing (CDS) is a feature of Financial Services Cloud that lets administrators and compliance managers configure advanced data-sharing rules so that they can improve compliance with regulations and company policies. Some of the things to consider when implementing CDS in Financial Services Cloud (FSC) are:

• CDS in FSC allows record owners to grant access to their records to other FSC users. Record owners can use the Manage Participants component on record pages to share their records with other users who have relevant roles or permissions6.
• CDS can only be applied to FSC objects and Account and Opportunity objects. CDS supports sharing for Account, Opportunity, Financial Account, Financial Holding, Financial Goal, Referral, Relationship Group, Action Plan Template, Action Plan, Action Item Template, Action Item, Interaction Summary, Interaction Summary Participant Role Assignment, Interaction Summary Participant Role Definition7.
• To get the benefits of CDS, administrators must set organization-wide sharing settings for supported objects to the Private access model. This ensures that only record owners and users above them in the role hierarchy have access to the records by default8.

References:

• Compliant Data Sharing
• Work with Compliant Data Sharing

Rollup By Lookup (RBL) summaries are available for the following objects:

• Financial Accounts, which are records that represent financial products or services that a client owns or uses1.
• Assets and Liabilities, which are records that represent the value of what a client owns or owes1.
• Contacts, which are records that represent individuals who are associated with an account3.

The following considerations should be considered regarding the data model for the broker web portal:

• The Broker Assistant should be modeled as a Contact. Then, leverage Contact to Multiple Account features if this assistant needs to work for multiple brokers. This is because Contacts are records that represent individuals who are associated with an account. By using Contacts, the consultant can capture the personal information of the broker assistants and relate them to their employers. By using Contact to Multiple Accounts features, the consultant can enable a contact to have relationships with multiple accounts and specify different roles and start and end dates for each relationship.
• Brokers need to be modeled as Account and Contact individually, as each broker is a legal entity in Salesforce. Then, use a Group to model their company. This is because Accounts are records that represent business entities or organizations that are involved in business transactions with your company. By using Accounts, the consultant can capture the business information of each broker and treat them as legal entities in Salesforce. By using Contacts, the consultant can capture the personal information of each broker and relate them to their accounts. By using Groups, which are records that represent collections of accounts or contacts that share financial goals or characteristics, the consultant can model the broker company and associate multiple brokers with it

The following referral metrics are tracked with custom components included in Financial Services Cloud:

• Expressed interests: This metric shows the number of referrals that have a specific expressed interest, such as a mortgage, a credit card, or a checking account. You can use this metric to understand the customer needs and interests that generate the most referrals.
• My Top Referrers: This metric shows the top referrers who have created referrals for you, ranked by the number of referrals and the conversion rate. You can use this metric to identify and appreciate your best sources of business.
• Referrals Assigned to me: This metric shows the number of referrals that are assigned to you and their status, such as New, In Progress, or Closed. You can use this metric to monitor and manage your referral pipeline and prioritize your follow-up actions. Verified References: : Salesforce Financial Services Cloud User Guide, page 40. : Salesforce Financial Services Cloud User Guide, page 41. : Salesforce Financial Services Cloud User Guide, page 42.