Completing the bad credit score procesing

Follow these steps to complete the bad credit score processing:
  1. Switch to the mainProcess editor.
  2. Click the ScoreEvaluation figure ScoreEvaluation.
  3. From the pop-up menu, select Add Otherwise.
  4. Click the Invoke icon on the palette.
  5. Click the Assign icon on the palette.
  6. Click the Otherwise label. The Assign figure Assign was added.
  7. Switch to the Properties view.
  8. In the details section, click the Description tab.
  9. In the Display Name field, type Declined.
  10. Switch to the mainProcess editor.
  11. Click the connection between Otherwise and Declined.
  12. Switch to the Properties view. The Name field is set to Declined.
  13. Click the Properties tab.
  14. In the details section, click the Details tab.
  15. Click the Properties tab.
  16. From the From list, click Fixed Value.
  17. From the list, click Fixed Value.
  18. In the To field, type Thank you for your application. You will be contacted shortly to verify your information..
  19. From the To list, click Variable.
  20. From the list, click Variable.
  21. In the navigation tree, expand OutputVariable : applyOnlineResponseMsg > applyOnlineResult : applyOnlineResponse > response : string. The Query field is set to /response.
  22. Click the Properties tab.
  23. Switch to the mainProcess editor.
  24. Click the Assign icon on the palette.
  25. Click the Assign icon on the palette.
  26. Click the Declined figure Declined. The Assign figure Assign was added.
  27. Switch to the Properties view.
  28. In the details section, click the Description tab.
  29. In the Display Name field, type HumanFollowUp.
  30. Switch to the mainProcess editor.
  31. Click the connection between Otherwise and Declined.
  32. Switch to the Properties view. The Name field is set to HumanFollowUp.
  33. Click the Properties tab.
  34. In the details section, click the Details tab.
  35. Click the Properties tab.
  36. From the From list, click Property of a Variable.
  37. From the list, click Property of a Variable.
  38. From the From list, click Partner Reference.
  39. In the From list, type Endpoint Reference.
  40. In the From list, type Fixed Value.
  41. In the To field, type This declined application requires follow up..
  42. From the To list, click Variable.
  43. From the list, click Variable.
  44. In the navigation tree, expand HumanTaskData : HumanTaskBO > instruction : string. The Query field is set to /instruction.
  45. Click the Properties tab.
  46. Switch to the mainProcess editor.
  47. Click the Assign icon on the palette.
  48. Click the Invoke icon on the palette.
  49. Click the HumanFollowUp figure HumanFollowUp. The Invoke figure Invoke was added.
  50. Switch to the Properties view.
  51. In the details section, click the Compensation tab. The Display Name field is set to Invoke. The Name field is set to Invoke.
  52. In the details section, click the Description tab.
  53. In the Display Name field, type FollowUp. The Name field is set to FollowUp.
  54. Click the Properties tab.
  55. In the details section, click the Description tab.
  56. In the Display Name field, type FollowUp.
  57. In the details section, click the Details tab.
  58. Click Browse. The Select a Partner window opens.
  59. In the Partner Name (? = any character, * = any String) field, type FollowUpHTInterface.
  60. Click OK.
  61. From the Operation list, click FollowUpDeclinedApp.
  62. From the list, click FollowUpDeclinedApp.
  63. Select the Use Data Type Variables check box.
  64. Click the ... label.
  65. Click the ... label. The Select Variable for TaskInformation window opens.
  66. Click HumanTaskData.
  67. Click OK.
  68. Click the Properties tab.
  69. From the menu, select File > Save (or press Ctrl+S).
  70. Switch to the mainProcess editor.
  71. Click the mainProcess tab.
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  72. From the menu, select File > Close (or press Ctrl+F4). The editor closes for mainProcess.
  73. Switch to the Properties view.

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