Groups offer you the flexibility to organize your customers, providing insights into
their financial circles, household structures, and professional connections. A group can also help
you to categorize customers in other contexts. For example, categorize customers based on services
provided, top customers, home buyers, and more.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
where Financial Services Cloud is enabled
The Groups and Households feature is available to you in both the Financial Services Cloud
managed package and as a standard feature in your org without installing the managed package.
Review these essential details about these features here:
A household represents a combination of Account and Party Relationship Group object
records. For more information, see Groups and Households.
Auto populates inverse relationship records.
Doesn’t auto populate inverse relationship records.
Creates indirect associations between business accounts via associated members.
Creates direct associations between related business accounts and groups.
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