Financial Account Management provides the Agentforce Financial Services data model and user experience used to represent and manage customers ' financial-product relationships. A Financial Account can represent a checking or savings account, investment account, credit card, mortgage, loan, or another financial product. Related objects can represent account parties, balances, addresses, transactions, and associated information.
Salesforce ' s Financial Services architecture provides Financial Account and associated objects specifically to model financial accounts and their related information. Administrators provide appropriate permissions to advisors, personal bankers, integration users, or other personas that require access.
Financial Services also provides Financial Account Summary experiences on the customer ' s Account page. Advisors can use them to view financial account details and related information in the context of the client relationship. This creates the consolidated account-level visibility financial advisors need for servicing and relationship management.
Performance reporting analyzes business results but is not the underlying client-account management capability. Client onboarding handles customer acquisition and setup processes. Opportunity management addresses potential sales or revenue-generating activities rather than established client financial products.
Therefore, Financial Account Management is the feature directly responsible for representing, tracking, and servicing customers ' financial accounts.