This topic provides the information about the credit decision configuration.

A credit score is a number that describes a consumers creditworthiness. The higher the score, the better a borrower looks to potential lenders. A credit score is based on the various features linked to the score model. Lenders such as banks and credit card companies use credit scores to evaluate the risk of lending money to the customer.

This topic includes following subtopics:

• Questionnaire
  This topic describes the information about the questionnaire used for credit analysis.
• Validation Model
  This topic describes the information about the Validation model.
• Borrowing Capacity
  This topic describes the information about the total amount the applicant is eligible to borrow.
• Scoring Feature
  This topic describes the information about the scoring feature in Decision service.
• Quantitative Scoring Model
  This topic describes the information about the Quantitative scoring model for the Decision service.
• Qualitative Scoring Model
  This topic describes the information about the Qualitative scoring model for the Decision service.
• Decision Grade Matrix
  This topic describes the information about the decision grade matrix feature.
• Pricing
  This topic describes the information about the pricing feature in Decision service.
• Strategy Configuration
  This topic describes the information about the strategy configuration.