How to configure Cisco AP in Flexconnect mode?

Flexconnect Mode Basics-

Cisco APs are typically configured in Flexconnect mode when the AP and WLC are remote and reachable over WAN. (Used by remote users or satellite offices to connect to HQ)
In Flexconnect mode, WLANs can be configured in both Central and Local switching as per requirement.
Centrally switched WLAN is used for Corporate network access while locally switched WLAN is used for internet access.
Centrally switched traffic goes through CAPWAP tunnel while locally switched traffic is switched locally.

To configure a Flexconnect Mode Local Switching Service Set Identifier (SSID), here are the general steps to follow-

Create a WLAN profile
- Create a WLAN Profile under- Configuration>Tags and Profiles>Edit WLAN

Create/Modify a Policy Profile-
- Create the Policy Profile under- Configuration>Tags and Profiles>Edit Policy Profile>General>Select Local Switching/Local DHCP
- Define VLAN under- Configuration> Tags and Profiles>Edit Policy Profile>Access Policies>VLAN

Create/Modify Policy Tag- Map the WLAN to the Policy Profile created under-Configuration>Tags and profiles>Policy tag>Map WLAN to Policy Profile

Create a Flex profile and Site Tag-
- Configure Flex Profile under-Configuration>Tags and Profiles>Flex Profile.
- Define Native VLAN and unselect OfficeExtend AP.
- Configure Site tag under- Configuration> Tags and Profiles>Tags> Site Tags
- Unselect ‘Enable Local Site’ under Site tag and choose Flex profile configured.