Configuration of the Offer Generator Script
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Business context:
The Offer Generator Script allows FIs to define rules for calculating terms and conditions through a low-code interface. By utilizing attributes from various underwriting processes and specific product features, including additives, the tool enables FIs to create precise formulas for determining terms and conditions for both the application and the participant. These formulas are developed using an algorithmic programming language.
An Offer Engine can be connected to multiple products, or each product can have its own dedicated Offer Engine. Separate scripts must be created for each scoring stage, with clear markers indicating their respective stages.
The script creation interface includes a built-in validation feature. Users can test the script's output by selecting the relevant product and additive, then entering client profile data. This data is typically drawn from step and, at times, with .
After the script is created, the system can run a test before deploying it in a live process. The user must select a product, additive, and participant for the script to be tested on:
If the test is successful, the system will display the test offer data for the specified participant, product, and additive:
If the test fails, the system will display an error message:
Examples of potential error causes include:
The script references a product attribute that does not exist for the selected product.
There are syntax or logical errors in the script.
The attribute referenced by the script is missing from the participant’s profile.
In the screenshot, an example of a simple error is shown: the method profile.get("disposableIncome") is used instead of the correct profile.get("disposableIncomes"). The profile attribute “disposableIncomes” does not exist.
Additionally, it is possible that no offers are available for the selected participant, product, or additive based on the conditions defined in the script.
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The script is designed to generate an offer within the additive, outlining the credit terms available to the client based on their established profile. If the offer is deemed unsuitable—such as in cases of insufficient solvency or a poor credit score—the system will not generate it. However, the system is set up to generate offers for each available additive.
