In software, an entitlement refers to the right to use services, products, or in our case: application features. Entitlements can provide fine-grained controls over how an individual or organization can use software.
In Stigg, entitlements represent a combination of a feature and its configuration. The result is functionality that each customer is entitled to.
In Stigg, customers can be granted entitlements from multiple sources:
Active subscription
Active plan - an entitlement that’s defined for the current plan that the customer is subscribed to.
Base plan - an entitlement that’s inherited from a parent plan of the plan that the customer is subscribed to.
Add-ons
Trial subscription - an entitlement that’s defined in a subscription that the customer is currently trialing. This is possible since Stigg allows customers to trial a higher tier, while still paying for an active subscription.
Promotional entitlements that have been granted to the customer - granting promotional entitlements to a customer affects all of their subscriptions.
Additional product - relevant when a customer is subscribed both to a product that allows only a single active subscription and a product that allows multiple active subscriptions. In that case, the customer will get the entitlements from the single active subscription product in addition to the higher value in features that are offered both in the single and the multiple active subscriptions product.
Stigg follows a generous approach, and will therefore grant the customer the maximum value between (1)-(4).
In software, an entitlement refers to the right to use services, products, or in our case: application features. Entitlements can provide fine-grained controls over how an individual or organization can use software.
In Stigg, entitlements represent a combination of a feature and its configuration. The result is functionality that each customer is entitled to.
In Stigg, customers can be granted entitlements from multiple sources:
Active subscription
Active plan - an entitlement that’s defined for the current plan that the customer is subscribed to.
Base plan - an entitlement that’s inherited from a parent plan of the plan that the customer is subscribed to.
Add-ons
Trial subscription - an entitlement that’s defined in a subscription that the customer is currently trialing. This is possible since Stigg allows customers to trial a higher tier, while still paying for an active subscription.
Promotional entitlements that have been granted to the customer - granting promotional entitlements to a customer affects all of their subscriptions.
Additional product - relevant when a customer is subscribed both to a product that allows only a single active subscription and a product that allows multiple active subscriptions. In that case, the customer will get the entitlements from the single active subscription product in addition to the higher value in features that are offered both in the single and the multiple active subscriptions product.
Stigg follows a generous approach, and will therefore grant the customer the maximum value between (1)-(4).