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Context engine glossary – promises


The context engine is a large database of retrievable variables, available for use throughout LoanPro software.

Because this variable includes multiple elements (there is usually more than one unfulfilled promise logged on an account), this variable will usually need to be used in a loop. For information on how to select single values out of an array-style variable like this one see working with dynamic template variables.

Here is an example of a loop, with an explanation of each element:

The following is a list of each available property of this variable. The list elements are formatted as follows: 

Property Example of the property being used in a loop with the unfulfilled-promises variable Explanation of the property
days-till-due [[BEGIN unfulfilled-promises]] [[$days-till-due]],[[END]] The amount of days until due for each unfulfilled promise on an account (if the promise has failed an the due date has passed, the list item will be negative).
status [[BEGIN unfulfilled-promises]] [[$status]],[[END]] The status of each unfulfilled promise on an account (i.e. Pending or Failed).
due-date [[BEGIN unfulfilled-promises]] [[$due-date]],[[END]] The due date of each unfulfilled promise on an account.
type [[BEGIN unfulfilled-promises]] [[$type]],[[END]] The type of promise created (Payment, Insurance, or Other).
note [[BEGIN unfulfilled-promises]] [[$note]],[[END]] The note of each unfulfilled promise on an account.
subject [[BEGIN unfulfilled-promises]] [[$subject]],[[END]] The subject of each unfulfilled promise on an account.

 

There's also the Unfilled Promises List

Name Variable Description
Unfulfilled Promises List [[v('unfulfilled-promises-lists')]] A list of all unfilled promises on the loan.

 


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