Abstract: An aspect of the present disclosure facilitates importing of tested objects into benefit programs deployed on a production system. In one embodiment, a digital processing system receives a first data representing tested objects to be imported to the production system and a second data indicating whether or not to reuse any of already deployed objects in the production system. The digital processing system imports the tested objects into the production system based on the details of the first data, second data and the already deployed objects in the production system.

Abstract: An aspect of the present invention facilitates assessing extent of completeness of setup of benefits programs for an enterprise. In one embodiment, a digital processing system in response to receiving (from an administrator of the enterprise) data indicating a benefit program identifies the benefit options contained in the indicated benefits program. The system then determines whether each of the identified benefit options has any violations in the corresponding setup. The system then computes a score for the benefits programs based on the determination, with the score representing an extent of completeness of setup of the indicated benefits program. The computed score is then provided (to the administrator) as a response to the receiving of the data.

Abstract: Interactive selection of entities. In one embodiment, a server system sends data representing categories, which are displayed on a user interface provided in a client system. The client system enables user to select desired categories using the user interface. The server system updates the match count for each sub-category of the selected categories. User then constructs the desired search criteria by including sub-categories (along with associated operators) to construct eligibility criteria. The server system identifies entities matching the search criteria, in response to receiving a search instruction (containing the search criteria).

Abstract: Simplifying benefits enrollment in an organization using an enterprise software. A benefits administrator configures plan instances as groups, and the user interface for (enrolling) end users is controlled according to the configuration. The plan instances are displayed as the configured groups, while the user navigates the displayed information to select the specific plans of interest in each displayed group. In an embodiment, each group is presented as a stop in a train, such that the user is forced navigate only successive groups in the train sequence.