Update feature

Value for the Authorization header parameter.

Feature identifier

The name of the feature. Examples: number of users, disk usage, traffic, CRM integration, API access.

The updated config of the feature. Required for the types custom, quantity and range.

The description of the feature, shown in the admin-UI.

The unit of the feature. This can be used to define the unit of the quantity. This is optional.

The identifier of the feature, this can be a slug or a id. If not provided, it will be generated automatically. This must be unique.

The name of the feature. Examples: number of users, disk usage, traffic, CRM integration, API access.

The description of the feature, shown in the admin-UI.

The status of the feature. Draft: The feature is not yet published. Those can be used to create entitlements but they won't be available until activation. Active: The feature is available and can be used. Archived: The feature is no longer available and can't be used for new entitlements. Existing entitlements will still work. Archived features can be activated again.

The type of the feature. switch: The feature can be enabled or disabled for a subscription. You can add additional config options in the options key. custom: The levels of the feature can be fully customized. As an example, you can define a feature SLA with 3 levels: basic, premium, enterprise. quantity: The levels of the feature are based on a quantity. As an example, you can define a feature number of users with levels 5, 10, 25, 50, 100. You can also provide a unlimited level. range: The value can be customized in a given range. As an example, you can define a feature disk usage with a range from 1GB to 1000GB, you can also provide a unlimited level to allow all values.

The config of the feature. This is only required for the types custom, quantity and range.

The number of product assignments.

The number of product price assignments.

The number of entitlements.