Salesforce nCino 201 Commercial Banking Functional 201-Commercial-Banking-Functional Exam Questions
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Question #1 (Topic: demo questions)
True or False? A Loan converts to a lead through the "Convert to nCino" button.
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
A Loan in nCino does not convert into a Lead through the “Convert to nCino” button. In Salesforce and nCino architecture, Leads are typically used in early-stage prospecting, while a Loan represents a structured banking product record within the loan origination process. The “Convert to nCino” action is generally used to move a Salesforce record into the nCino platform’s banking object model (such as creating or linking an Account, Opportunity, or Loan record depending on configuration), not to convert a Loan into a Lead. Therefore, the statement is incorrect because it reverses the typical data flow and object relationship in the lending lifecycle.
A Loan in nCino does not convert into a Lead through the “Convert to nCino” button. In Salesforce and nCino architecture, Leads are typically used in early-stage prospecting, while a Loan represents a structured banking product record within the loan origination process. The “Convert to nCino” action is generally used to move a Salesforce record into the nCino platform’s banking object model (such as creating or linking an Account, Opportunity, or Loan record depending on configuration), not to convert a Loan into a Lead. Therefore, the statement is incorrect because it reverses the typical data flow and object relationship in the lending lifecycle.
Case Study Style Explanation
In a banking workflow using nCino, a customer may first exist as a Lead in Salesforce when they show initial interest in a financial product. Once qualified, the Lead is converted into an Account and Opportunity, where the relationship and deal are managed. If the opportunity progresses into a lending process, nCino creates and manages a Loan record to track underwriting, approvals, and funding. The “Convert to nCino” button is used to push Salesforce CRM data into nCino’s loan operating system context, enabling loan processing not to demote or convert a Loan back into a Lead. This ensures proper separation between prospecting (Leads) and lending (Loans).
Question #2 (Topic: demo questions)
What determines the available choices of Product Line, Product Type, and Product picklists?
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Question #3 (Topic: demo questions)
The Product Catalog is configured on the back end by using what tool?
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Question #4 (Topic: demo questions)
When copying/cloning Collateral Management records in nCino, which field allows an end-user to
include associated sub collateral records?
Correct Answer: C
Explanation:
Question #5 (Topic: demo questions)
To use RLTV, financial institutions need to ensure they currently use which of the following features?
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: