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You can add a group to make it easier to find your billers. For example, you can create a group for your utility billers, or a group for billers who provide consultation services.
Groups are always sorted in alphabetical order in the Payment Center. At first, all of your billers are listed in the Unassigned group. After you create a group, you can move billers to the new group.Now that you have created the new group, you may want to move billers to the group.
You can move a biller from the Unassigned group to a new group, or you can move a biller from one group to another group.
A biller can only be assigned to one group. However, you can set up multiple bills for the same company. For example, if the same company provides your office phone, mobile phone, and Internet service, you can add each bill separately if each one has a different account number. These separate bills can be assigned to different groups.
You can sort the billers in ascending or descending alphabetical order by clicking the arrow icon in the group's Biller Name column in the Payment Center.
Note: WebPay tracks how a group is sorted based on the individual user and computer you are using. For example, if you sort a group in ascending order on your home computer, it will be sorted in ascending order the next time you use that computer. However, you may need to also sort it in ascending order on your work computer. Each user will have a customized sort view, independent of other users.
You can collapse a group in the Payment Center to hide the list of bills and only display the group's name. You can expand the group if you need to view the list of billers.
Note: WebPay tracks whether a group is expanded or collapsed based on the computer you are using. For example, if you collapse a group on your home computer, it will be collapsed the next time you use that computer. However, you may need to also collapse it on your work computer.
By default, all groups appear in the Payment Center. If you no longer need to see a group in the Payment Center but you don't want to delete it, you can hide the group. For example, a group might contain a list of billers that no longer need to be paid, but you want to keep the billers grouped together in case you need to review the payments.
You can rename a group to make it easier to find and pay bills. For example, you can add a number at the beginning of a group's name to change how the group is sorted in the Payment Center. Some users add notes such as "PAID" for groups that contain billers that have been paid in full.
You can delete a group if you no longer need to organize specific billers together. When you delete a group, the billers in the group are moved to the Unassigned group.
Tip: If you want to keep the billers grouped together but you don't want to see them in the Payment Center, you can hide the group.