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The following value outcomes should the company’s stakeholders expect from implementing Salesforce Financial Services Cloud (FSC):

• Achieved higher CSAT & NPS scores attributed to personalized customer experiences driven by shorter waits due to decreased average case handle times and improved self-service solutions via Einstein Bots for FSC. This outcome means that the company improved its customer satisfaction (CSAT) and net promoter score (NPS) metrics by providing customized and relevant interactions with customers, reducing their waiting time by handling cases more efficiently, and offering self-service options through chatbots powered by artificial intelligence.
• Improved customer onboarding experiences by fast-tracking and simplifying document tracking and approvals via FSC Action Plans. This outcome means that the company enhanced its customer onboarding process by speeding up and streamlining the document management and approval workflow using Action Plans, which are features that allow users to create templates for common client processes, such as account opening, loan application, or financial review.
• Drove Advisor productivity with a daily task list, client life events, opportunities, and aggregated household information directly from the FSC Home Page. This outcome means that the company increased its advisor productivity by providing them with a daily task list that shows their priorities and action items, a client life events component that shows important events in their clients’ lives, an opportunities component that shows potential sales deals, and an aggregated household information component that shows a holistic view of their clients’ financial situation, all on the FSC Home Page

To modify a published Action Plan to support an additional task, Jen should use the Action Plan item feature to add an additional task to the published Action Plan. An Action Plan item is a construct in Financial Services Cloud that allows you to add, edit, or delete tasks in an existing Action Plan. You can use Action Plan items to customize your Action Plans according to your specific needs and preferences. Verified References: : Salesforce Help Article 1

Record alerts are a feature of Financial Services Cloud that let users create and display alerts on record pages to highlight important information or actions. Record alerts are based on OmniStudio, a low-code platform for building digital experiences in Salesforce. To access or extend permissions for record alerts in Financial Services Cloud, users need to have one of the following permission sets:

• FSC Standard permission set: This permission set grants access to the core features of Financial Services Cloud, including record alerts. Users with this permission set can view and create record alerts on supported objects, such as accounts, contacts, financial accounts, and opportunities1.
• FSC Foundations permission set: This permission set grants access to the common features of Financial Services Cloud that are shared across subverticals, such as retail banking, wealth management, and insurance. Users with this permission set can view and create record alerts on supported objects2.
• OmniStudio User permission set: This permission set grants access to the OmniStudio features, such as OmniScripts, DataRaptors, Integration Procedures, and Record Alerts. Users with this permission set can view and create record alerts on any object that has the Record Alert component enabled3.

References:

• FSC Standard Permission Set
• FSC Foundations Permission Set
• OmniStudio User Permission Set

The administrator did not assign the Mortgage permission set to the user. The Mortgage permission set is required to access the Residential Loan Application object and its related objects, such as Loan Application Form, Loan Assessment, and Loan Product. Without this permission set, the user cannot create, edit, or view residential loan application records. The administrator can assign the Mortgage permission set to the user from the user detail page in Setup. References: [Mortgage Permission Set], [Residential Loan Application Object]