Considerations for Using Standard Groups and Households Feature and Objects
Keep these considerations in mind if you’re currently using Groups and Households feature
and related objects from the Financial Services Cloud managed package, and plan to use the
standard Groups and Households feature and related objects, which is available to you without
installing the managed package. Plan ahead to make the transition easier for your user teams,
partners, and clients.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
where Financial Services Cloud is enabled
If you’re currently using Groups or Households related objects from the Financial Services
Cloud managed package, plan your metadata and data migration before you start using standard
objects. Use the API name mapping between
the managed package and standard objects to effectively use the objects without any confusion
or discrepancies.
Thoroughly review the documentation for the standard objects to understand the fields,
picklists, and any other details.
Consider the effort and complexity involved in customizing the objects to suit your business
needs.
You can use the standard Groups and Household feature to create, edit, and delete groups.
However, merge or split groups isn’t supported.
To create a group, you can start the guided flow by clicking New
Group on an account or party relationship group record page.
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