- Maintaining Lookup Type Codes
- Maintaining Lookup Type Codes
- Begin by navigating to the
- Maintain Lookup Type Codes
- page.
- You have completed the
- Maintaining Lookup Type Codes
- topic.
- These are the lookup types shipped with Oracle ULO. You modify all lookup types using the same steps. In this topic, you will modify
- Document Status
- .
- First, add a lookup type code.
- Lookup Codes
- are unique keys in the data tables and built into the logic of Oracle ULO.
- A
- Lookup Code
- can be upper or lower case.
- Next, specify a short display value. Display values appear as list entries for a particular field, while creating or reviewing a loan application.
- Use the
- Description
- field to add an optional description.
- Saving the lookup type code makes it appear on the list of options when you create loan applications.
- There are two types of delete, a hard delete and soft delete.
- A hard delete removes the lookup type code from the database table, provided it is not used in a loan application.
- First, perform a hard delete on the code
- Held
- .
- Confirm that you want to delete the
- Held
- lookup type code.
- A soft delete inactivates a lookup type code already used in loan applications. Inactivated codes are not displayed as options for creating or reviewing loan applications.
- Next, perform a soft delete on the
- Annual
- code.
- Use the
- Maintain Financial Services Lookup Type Codes
- page to modify the lookup type codes made available when creating or reviewing a loan application.
- The lookup code
- Held
- is now added.
- Next, modify the
- Held
- lookup type code by editing the description.
- You can reverse any modifications to a single selected row using the
- Undo
- button. To save the modification, you would click
- Save
- instead.
- The
- Held
- lookup code is now deleted.
- The
- Received
- lookup code is now inactive.
- Oracle ULO ships with
- Common
- lookup codes and
- Application Type Specific lookup
- codes. Common lookup codes are fixed through all application types. Application Type Specific Codes change through specific application types.
- Original Path
- Adding a lookup type code
- Deleting a lookup type code
- Modifying a lookup type code
- Links
- Manage Unified Loan Origination
- Maintain Financial Services Lookup Type Codes
- Select a Lookup Type
- Document Status
- Add
- Lookup Code
- Lookup Code
- Display Value
- Display Value
- Description
- Description
- Save
- Delete
- Yes
- Active
- Save
- Description
- Description
- Undo
- Save
- Lookup type codes specify values used in incident reports. Oracle Unified Loan Origination ships with seeded values for lookup type codes in two categories, common and application specific. The seeded values are:
- Common
- Application Type
- Business Loan
- Consumer Loan
- Asset Type
- Automobile
- Real Estate
- Channel
- Branch
- Call Center
- Mobile
- Other
- Web
- Check Result Type
- Failure
- Success
- Document Status
- Received
- Requested
- ID Check Type
- Auto Check
- Both
- Manual Check
- Liability Type
- Credit
- Loan
- Line of Business Type
- Auto
- Homeowners
- Organization Type
- Corporation
- Limited Liability Company
- Non Profit
- Partnership
- Sole Proprietorship
- Payment Frequency
- Annual
- Half-Yearly
- Monthly
- Quarterly
- Payment Mode
- Cash
- Check
- Direct Deposit
- Product Category
- Asset
- Liability
- Product Name Type
- Auto Insurance
- Home Insurance
- Rating
- External
- Internal
- Not Required
- Source
- Other
- Siebel
- Standalone
- Application Type Specific
- Applicant Type
- Additional Authorized Person
- Borrower
- Co-Borrower
- Primary
- Secondary
- Signatory
- Document Type
- Articles of Incorporation
- Application Form
- Bank Statement (Business Loan)
- Bank Statement (Consumer Loan)
- Business License
- Certificate of Good Standing
- Certificate of Limited Partnership
- Driving License (Business Loan)
- Driving License (Consumer Loan)
- IRS Determination Letter
- Partnership Agreement
- Passport (Business Loan)
- Passport (Consumer Loan)
- Proof of Existence Document
- Resolution Form
- Tax Statement (Business Loan)
- Tax Statement (Consumer Loan)
- Tax Registration Certificate
- Voided Check with the Exact Business Name Printed
- Written Explanation (Business Loan)
- Written Explanation (Consumer Loan)
- You can add additional lookup type codes to meet your organization's needs.
- In this topic, you will modify lookup type code options.