Create a Field Set for the How Is This Group Related to Other Groups? Section (Managed
Package)
Customize the fields that show in How is this group related to other groups?section of
the Group Builder Edit window.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To view the Group Builder Edit window
Financial Services Cloud Extensions OR FSC Sales OR FSC Service
This is a Financial Services Cloud managed package feature.
Relationships with other Groups is the default field set for the How is this group related to
other groups? section of the Group Builder Edit window. To view and customize the default field
set you must have the Unmanaged Extension Package installed in your Salesforce org. For more
information, see Install the Unmanaged Extension Package..
To create new field sets for the How is this group related to other groups? section of the
Group Builder Edit window you don’t need the Unmanaged Extension Package.
From Setup, select Object Manager.
Click Account Account Relationship.
Click Field Sets, and then New.
Enter a Field Set Label, Field Set Name, and Where is this Used?
Click Save.
Drag the fields that you want listed in the field set from the palette to the list. .
Save your changes.
Make a note of the Field Set API Name. You need the API name to add the field set to a
section in the Group Builder Edit window.
Field Set field limitations:
You can’t add the following fields in the Group Builder Edit window:
Account
Account Contact Relationship ID
Account Relation Name
Active
Created By
Created Date
Deleted
External ID
InverseRelationship
Last Modified By
Last Modified Date
Owner
Record ID
Source System ID
System Modstamp
You can add fields only from Account Account Relationship object.
You can’t add fields from other objects like Account and Contact.
Contact field must be added to the field set. If it is not added, it shows in the Group
Builder Edit window as the last column.
You can’t add custom fields Time, Text (Encrypted), or Formula.
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