Financial Services Cloud (FSC) contains a number of custom objects to model a client's financial information, and each object can be configured to appear as tabs in your org. For example, if a consultant wanted to create a financial goal for a customer, they could use the Financial Goal object in FSC.
What are three objects in FSC?
Financial Services Cloud contains a number of custom objects to model a client's financial information, and each object can be configured to appear as tabs in your org. Some of the custom objects are:
Financial Goal: An object that represents a client's financial objective, such as saving for retirement, buying a house, or paying off debt. A financial goal has fields to store information, such as name, amount, target date, priority, and status.
Financial Holding: An object that represents a holding in an investment account, such as a security, a mutual fund, or a bond. A financial holding has fields to store information, such as symbol, shares, price, gain/loss, and market value.
Revenue: An object that represents revenue generated from a client's financial accounts, such as an increase in stock value, a dividend payment, or an interest income. A revenue has fields to store information, such as type, amount, date, and source.
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