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Object Management selections enable authorized users (system administrator or business unit Administrator) to manage a variety of items, such as users and templates.
Zone Set Manager (for detailed loss)
Touchstone's Zone Set Manager enables you to define and manage zone sets.
Edit a zone or zone set
In Touchstone and Touchstone Re, zone editing functions that are available from the Zones pane in the Zone Set Manager.

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  This function provides tools for administrators to set defaults for use during detailed loss analyses.
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- Object management
  Object Management selections enable authorized users (system administrator or business unit Administrator) to manage a variety of items, such as users and templates.
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    Create, edit, and delete user-supplied geocode match level mapping sets.
  - Zone Set Manager (for detailed loss)
    Touchstone's Zone Set Manager enables you to define and manage zone sets.
    - More on zone sets
      A zone set comprises one or more zones based on geography; all the geographic areas in a single zone compose an accumulation area.
    - Create a zone set
      In Touchstone and Touchstone Re, create zone sets to accumulate exposures or losses in regions identified for loss analysis.
    - Mapping regions and countries in Touchstone
      Information about how regions and countries are mapped.
    - Edit a zone or zone set
      In Touchstone and Touchstone Re, zone editing functions that are available from the Zones pane in the Zone Set Manager.
    - Bulk select zones
      In Touchstone and Touchstone Re, use the Zone Set Manager Bulk Select tool to quickly create multiple zones for finer geographic resolutions without having to select each geographic area.
    - Share a zone set
      In Touchstone and Touchstone Re, administrative users can share zone sets with other business units.
    - Split a zone
      In Touchstone and Touchstone Re, you can create new zones from geographical areas in an existing zone.
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Reference: Common Help topics

Edit a zone or zone set

In Touchstone and Touchstone Re, zone editing functions that are available from the Zones pane in the Zone Set Manager.

Admin > Administration Console > Object Management > Zone Set Manager

Procedure

In the leftmost pane, select the zone set that you want to edit.
In the rightmost Zones pane, use the tools to perform any of the following functions:
1. To add a new zone, click (Add Zone) next to the New Zone command.
  
  A new zone appears. You can now set up the zones as described in the "Create a zone set" topic.
2. To edit the zone name, select the zone, click (Edit zone name) next to the zone name, enter the new name, and then press Enter.
  
  Zone names must be unique within a zone set, but do not need to be unique across zone sets or business units.
  
  The new name appears in the Zones pane and in the Zone field in the Zone Set Manager pane.
3. To copy a zone, select the zone and then click (Copy zone).
  
  The copied zone appears in the Zones pane with "_copy" appended to the original zone name.
4. To delete an existing zone, select the zone and then click (Delete zone).
  
  You cannot delete the last zone in a zone set.
  
  After deleting zones, the zone count is updated.
To edit geographic areas in a zone:
1. In the leftmost pane, select the zone set containing the zone or zones that you want to modify.
2. In the Zones pane, expand the zone that you want to modify.
  
  The selector columns display the geographic areas that are included in the zone.
3. In the selector columns, select or clear the check boxes next to each geographic area that you want included or, if already selected, that you want removed from the zone.
  
  For a zone named "Denmark" that currently has one CRESTA zone, DNK_10, select additional CRESTA zones in the CRESTA column.
  
  The zone list is updated.
  
  You can also select one or more areas in a zone and then click (Delete geographic areas); this removes the check boxes next to the areas in the selector columns.
When you have finished editing zones, click (Save), and then click OK to overwrite the original areas.