What type of data page is used to display a list of insurance packages to an eligible employee?

A keyed data page is designed to retrieve and display a specific piece of data based on provided parameters, making it ideal for situations where you need to filter results from a larger data set. In this scenario, when displaying a list of insurance packages tailored to an eligible employee, a keyed data page can be used to dynamically fetch relevant packages based on the employee's unique attributes, such as their eligibility status or specific criteria.

Using a keyed data page allows for efficient data retrieval, as it can pull in the relevant insurance packages that directly correspond to the specific employee's needs. This ensures that the employee receives a personalized view of their insurance options without unnecessary clutter from ineligible packages.

In contrast, other types of data pages, such as non-keyed data pages, typically fetch a standard list without filtering based on specific parameters. Service data pages are used to interact with external systems and may not align with the focus on displaying tailored lists. Clipboard data pages pertain to the internal Pega memory structure and do not offer the functionality required to present data in a user-friendly manner.