Financial Services Deposit Operations workflows

  • Release version: Australia
  • Updated March 12, 2026
  • 1 minute to read
  • The Financial Services Deposit Operations application installs automated workflows for origination, servicing, and closure of deposit accounts. These workflows enable routing of cases and tasks to different teams, including the deposit and document agents.

    Workflows available with this application

    The following predefined workflows for business and personal deposit account services are available with the application:
    Business deposit Personal deposit
    Originate business deposit account Originate personal deposit account
    Close business deposit account Close personal deposit account
    Add business standing order Add personal standing order
    Cancel business standing orders Cancel personal standing orders
    Modify business standing order Modify personal standing order
    Failed business standing order Failed personal standing order
    Manage financial relationship Add financial account relationship
    Remove financial account relationship
    Modify financial account relationship

    These workflows are built using Process Automation Designer and Flow Designer. The deposit admin can review and customize these workflows according to the needs of their organization.

    General workflow for Deposit Operations

    When a customer requires a deposit service, a deposit contributor initiates a case and updates its details, triggering the workflow. The flow triggers various tasks from the case and the assignment rules route these tasks to the agents in appropriate back-office teams such as deposit and document service. Throughout the workflow, agents complete their assigned tasks and update the status of the case. The case playbook guides agents through the steps that are needed to resolve the case.

    The following is a typical workflow in the Financial Services Deposit Operations application.
    Note:
    Depending on the service type, a workflow might have additional or fewer tasks.
    1. A customer contacts the financial institution and requests a deposit service.
    2. A deposit contributor, such as a relationship manager, creates the case, adds all applicable data, collects the necessary documentation from the customer, and submit the application.

      A document task is generated for the document agent.

    3. The document agent reviews the collected documentation. If the documents are legitimate, the agent marks the task as complete.

      Depending on the deposit service type, authorization and fulfillment tasks are created for deposit agents.

    4. The deposit agents evaluate the application and mark their individual tasks as complete.
    5. When all prior tasks are completed, a deposit agent updates the deposit account in the core deposit system to fulfill the service request.

    The state and stage of the case is set to Closed Complete.