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About Group Policies

Group policies are insurance policies sold to a group on behalf of its members. The group is the insured party and can be an employer purchasing insurance for its employees, a group of employers who are purchasing insurance together, or an association or club purchasing insurance for its members.

Each group policy can offer many products. Group insurance products include group life, supplemental group life, group disability, group health, vision, and dental.

Some group policies, especially those for larger groups, offer different products to different employee classes of group members. Examples of employee classes are salaried employees and hourly employees.

Group members have the option to accept coverage that is available for their class. Group members who accept coverage are enrolled in the policy and are considered the primary member of the policy. Enrolled members are usually referred to as members (for health insurance) or policyholders (for other kinds of insurance).

Primary members can choose products for themselves and for family members or dependents. Usually, different products are available for primary members and for other policy members.

The Group Policies screen allows users to manage group insurance. Specifically, it allows end users to generate proposals, create policies and quotes, add employee classes, design plans, enroll members, and provide service for the policy.

NOTE:  In order to generate proposals from the Group Policies screen, you must purchase the Siebel Proposals & Presentations module.

Common Policy Views

Table 27 describes views common to all policy screens.

For more information on other insurance policy views, see Managing Auto Policies Managing Life and Annuity Policies Managing Property Policies and Managing PUL Policies.