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# Membership Type

Since a user in Club Automation can have multiple user groups, you need to filter this array of user groups to select a singular membership type.

## Filter criteria

You'll want to filter their user groups array for user groups with a `category` of `3` (this is the membership category) and a `userGroupStatus` of `Active`.

### User group prioritzation

Sometimes a Club Automation user can have more than one active membership user group. Either your Middle workflow will select the first active membership user group or you'll need to define a prioritization of user group types. This prioritization should define the user group types that are considered "primary" membership user groups. Using this list, you should be able to select the primary membership form a user's user group array.


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