Financial Services Operations Core
The Financial Services Operations (FSO) Core application provides a framework to enable financial institutions to organize and manage their data effectively to meet their business needs. This section introduces FSO Core and explains its purpose and key data design components.
Introduction to FSO Core
The Financial Services Operations Core data model enhances and utilizes tables from the ServiceNow AI Platform and the Customer Service Management (CSM) application to create a streamlined data environment. It organizes information into two main categories:
- Foundational Data: This includes tables that store essential customer information such as financial accounts, product models, and transactions. These elements are crucial for handling customer service requests.
- Operational Workflow Data: This records data generated during the execution of related processes, such as creating tasks and cases.
Key components in Financial Services Operations Core
The Financial Services Operations Core feature includes the following key data design components or models.
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| Service organizations | A list of all branches and agencies within an organization. It includes the internal and external entities that belong to a service organization. |
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| Customer | A list of all customers served by the organization. |
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| Product/Sold product | A list of all products offered by the organization. Tracks the products or services sold to an account or consumer, linking them to financial accounts, insurance policies, and financial services. |
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| Financial Account | Represents the financial products owned by clients, such as deposits, line of credit, loans, cards, and investments. It connects these products to the account owner and supports integration with core systems. |
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| Financial Services | Captures the treasury services a customer has enabled for a specific Financial Account. |
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