--- title: Submit a loan service request as a requester description: Help your customers by submitting a loan service request for them. As a requester in the front office, you can do this service for your customer \(consumer or business contact\). locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/financial-services-operations/financial-services-loan-operations/submit-loan-service-request.html release: australia product: Financial Services Loan Operations classification: financial-services-loan-operations topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 2 breadcrumb: [Submitting a loan service request, Use, Loan Operations, Banking applications, Financial Services Operations \(FSO\)] --- # Submit a loan service request as a requester Help your customers by submitting a loan service request for them. As a requester in the front office, you can do this service for your customer \(consumer or business contact\). ## Before you begin Role required: Based on the type of the customer that you are submitting the request for, you need the following roles: - For a personal loan service for a consumer: sn\_bom\_loan.b2c\_requestor - For a business loan service for a business customer \(account or contact\): sn\_bom\_loan\_b2b.requestor ## About this task Business customers and consumers can also submit loan service requests from the Customer Service Portal, Consumer Service Portal, or another self-service portal. They can select service catalog items, fill out the necessary forms, and then submit these forms. **Note:** For consumers to submit a request using the Consumer Service Portal, you must have the Consumer Service Portal plugin \(com.glide.service-portal.consumer-portal\) activated. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Financial Services Operations** > **Workspace**. 2. Select the lists icon \(\[Omitted image "inline-data-vis-96px-list.png"\] Alt text: lists icon\). 3. Create a loan request from the customer record or an interaction record.
Option Steps
**Personal loan service request for a consumer** 1. In the **Lists** tab, under **Customer**, click **Consumers**. 2. Click the customer record that you want to open.
**Business loan service request for a business customer** 1. In the **Lists** tab, under **Customer**, click **Accounts** or **Contacts**. 2. Click the customer record that you want to open.
**Loan service request from an interaction record** 1. In the **Lists** tab, under **Interactions**, click **My Interactions**. 2. Click the interaction record for the customer that you want to open. For information on how to create an interaction, see [Create an interaction](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/servicenow-platform/create-interactions.md).
4. Click **Create Loan Request**. 5. From the Catalogs list, select **Banking Services**. 6. Under **Categories**, choose whether you want a business loan service or a personal loan service: - For a business loan service, click **Loan Service – Business**. - For a personal loan service, click **Loan Service – Personal**. 7. Click a loan service that you want to submit a request for. 8. Fill in any necessary information that is related to the request. **Note:** Each loan service request form has a different set of fields that are based on the loan service. 9. Click **Submit**. ## Result - Based on the request type, a loan service case is created in the New state. The case is assigned to an assignment group or a loan agent in the loan service department. The assignment group or user that the case is assigned to is based on the assignment rules. - The customer receives a pre-configured email notification about the request submission. ## What to do next - Click **View Details** to open the loan service case and view its details. You can also add additional information in the **Comments** field that can help the loan agent in resolving the case. - A loan contributor can collect customer documents, if any and submit the loan case for fulfilment. - A loan service agent can start working on the case and its tasks.