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Note: This topic is intended for Resellers (Service Providers) using the entire MarketONE suite and working with products in the Platform-managed lifecycle only. All products belong to a product group, even if that group contains only a single product. While single-product groups don’t support switching, every product group is relevant for storefront presentation and should be understood as part of your configuration process. When a product group includes multiple related products (e.g., service tiers or variations), it enables:
  • Switching behavior (upgrades, downgrades)
  • Upsell opportunities
  • Tiered offerings in the storefront
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What Are Product Groups?

Product groups are collections of related products organized under a shared label by the Merchant. For example: Streaming Basic, Streaming Premium, and Streaming Ad-Supported under Streaming Video Service. My Account page These groupings help customers compare options and choose the best fit. For Resellers, they enable:
  • Tiered plans
  • Upsell paths
  • Product switching within a unified experience

How Product Groups Flow Across Components

Product groups move through three key applications: 1. Partner Ecosystem Management
  • Merchants define product groups and assign products to them.
  • Resellers discover products and submit agreements.
  • Resellers enable the eligibility service to support upselling and switching products in product groups.
  • Default switching policies are configured here (e.g., proration, timing of upgrades/downgrades).
2. Commerce Engine
  • Resellers map products and define allowed switching paths between products in a group.
3. Editorial Management Interface (EMI)
  • Products and product groups are mapped to visual storefront components.
  • Resellers define how products are interacted with.
  • Enables upsell strategies, interactive switching, and tailored views.

Configuring Product Groups

In Partner Ecosystem Management: In Commerce Engine: In Editorial Management Interface (EMI):