Salesforce Financial-Services-Cloud - Salesforce Financial Services Cloud (FSC) Accredited Professional (AP) Exam (SP25)

The following statements are true for Rollup By Lookup (RBL) in Financial Services Cloud:

An RBL (Rollup By Lookup) rule displays summary calculations of financial account information, such as account balances. You can use RBL rules to aggregate financial account data across different levels of client relationships.

The Rollup By Lookup (RBL) configuration updates the corresponding RBL summaries at the diem and group levels. You can use RBL configuration to define which fields are rolled up and howthey are calculated for each diem and group type.

Salesforce does not recommend or provide support for creation or customization of Financial Services Cloud RBL rules. RBL rules are complex and require extensive testing and validation. If you need to create or customize RBL rules, you should contact a certified Salesforce partner or consultant. Verified References: : Salesforce Financial Services Cloud Implementation Guide, page 75. : Salesforce Financial Services Cloud Implementation Guide, page 76. : Salesforce Financial Services Cloud Implementation Guide, page 77.

A Custom Relationship Group is a construct in Financial Services Cloud that allows you to model complex and dynamic relationships between clients and accounts. You can use it to represent collaborative customer business operations that arenot captured by standard household or account structures. Verified References: : Salesforce Financial Services Cloud Implementation Guide, page 67.

According to the Salesforce documentation1, record rollups at the group level allow you to aggregate information from related records for several objects in Financial Services Cloud. When you enable record rollups at the group level, all correspondingrecords are stamped with the Primary Group in the Rollup__c lookup field. This field is added to the Account, Contact, Account Contact Relationship, and Financial Account objects. You can then use this field to create reports and dashboards that show aggregated data for each group.

The following related lists are visible within Actionable Relationship Center (ARC) associated with the Account object:

Client Financial Goals, which is a related list that displays the financial goals of the account, such as retirement, education, or debt payoff.

Financial Holdings, which is a related list that displays the financial accounts of the account, such as bank accounts, investment accounts, or insurance policies.

Household Financial Accounts, which is a related list that displays the financial accounts of the account’s primary group, such as household or business group.

To configure customized nodes for display in Actionable Relationship Center (ARC), developers should reference the FlexCard in the Display properties of the custom ARC relationship graph. AFlexCard is a tool that allows users to create custom user interfaces for displaying data from Salesforce or external systems using OmniScripts and Integration Procedures. A custom ARC relationship graph is a metadata type that defines the nodes and edgesof a custom relationship graph for ARC. By referencing the FlexCard in the Display properties of the custom ARC relationship graph, developers can customize the look and feel of the nodes and display data from various sources on them. 

To change the configuration to summarizeFinancial Goals at the household level, you need to update the selection in “Activities & Objects to Roll Up” to include Financial Goals. This option is available in Setup > Financial Services Settings > Activities & Objects to Roll Up. By selecting Financial Goals, you enable Group-Level Rollups for Financial Goals, which display the total number of goals, completed goals, and completion percentage of all the goals that belong to a group. Verified References: : Salesforce Financial Services Cloud Implementation Guide, page 81.

The following statements about Action Plans are true:

When you work with Action Plans, you first create Action Plan Templates, which are reusable sets of tasksthat define a common clientprocess1.

Action Plans make it easy to create reports and dashboards, so you can monitor progress and ensure compliance. Users can use standard report types or custom report types to create reports on action plans, action plan templates, action plan items, action plan item templates, and action plan item owners1.

Action Plans can be used to automatically assign task owners and deadlines for specific client engagements. Users can specify task owners by using assignment logic such as specific user, role, queue, action plancreator, or account team1. Verified References: 1

To grant restricted accessto users like Bank Tellers who need only limited access to Financial Services Cloud features, the Admin can use Financial Service Cloud Basic permission set license. This license enables user access to a license with contractual restrictions for FinancialServices Cloud and provides access to core objects such as accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, cases, activities, reports, dashboards, and custom objects. This license also provides access to some Financial Services Cloud features such as Action Plans, Actionable Relationship Center (ARC), Branch Management, Complaint Management, Data Consumption Framework (DCF), Discovery Framework (DF), Document Generation (DG), Groups (Householding), Intelligent Document Automation (IDA), Intelligent Need-Based Referrals and Scoring (INRS), Referral Management (RM), Relationship Builder (RB), Relationship Groups (RG), Relationship Map (RM), Timeline (TL).