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Loan Payment due date

Hello,
I have couple of questions.

  1. Is there an api to get the loan payment due date?
  2. Is it possible to send an email registered by the user when a loan payment date is approaching ?
  3. Is it possible to show a warning on the home page when the user logs in saying that a loan payment due date is soon approaching and there can be a button on teh warning screen which redirects to loan payment page when clicked?
    Any info is much appreciated.
Posted one year ago
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Application outlets would be the recommended way to provide an alert and redirection post login. This is possible with UUX Payload as well. You have the ability to conditionally open a modal using Tecton's showModal capability and then redirect to the loan payment form using the navigateTo capability.

https://docs.q2developer.com/guides/frontend_development/application_level_outlets.html https://docs.q2developer.com/guides/frontend_development/uux_payload.html
https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/showModal/
https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/navigateTo/

Posted one year ago

  1. The loan payment due date is likely information stored in the Core so you could make a core call with the SDK to retrieve that. It may also be in a HADE, depends on how your env is set up.
  2. Depending on how one goes about this (in order to prevent overloading the Q2 system and/or the Core) you could use the SDK to write a periodic job that runs once a day maybe and sends out emails to users.
  3. I will let someone else answer this.
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