Assign products to categories so they appear in the right place in the catalog. The
category defines group class contribution and organizes plan selection for members. Each product
in group insurance must belong to exactly one category, while a category can hold multiple
products. For example, the Medical category includes Medical Platinum, Medical Gold and other
medical plans.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise,
and Unlimited Editions of Digital Insurance with Digital Insurance
Product Admin Add On, Digital Insurance Group Benefits AddOn, Digital Insurance Group
Enrollment AddOn,Digital Insurance Group Benefits Customer Community AddOn, and Digital
Insurance Group Benefits Partner Community AddOn licenses
User Permissions Needed
To create group benefits product model
Product catalog management administrator
Open the category you created. For example, Medical.
Click Related.
In the Products section, click Assign Products.
Select the products you want to include, for example, Medical Platinum, Medical Gold, and
Medical Silver.
Click Next.
Save your changes.
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