Subscribable Service

Subscribable Service Overview

Managing Users and the services they can access can be quite a complicated task - and difficult to manage as the service becomes more popular. However, the "Subscribable Service" object type can make this much easier. For example, if a Company has purchased a subscription to a web service, you can easily allow any of its employees to gain access to the service just by being part of that organisation.

Subscribable Service Properties

• SubscriptionPlan - Constant Set Property.
  • Free - Subscribers can access the subscritpoion service if they have a User account (and permissions to see the web pages).
  • Paid Subscription - This take the user to a page with the option to purchase a subscription. As an outcome of purchasing the subscription the user is associated as a Subscriber to the service automatically.
  • Invitation Only Subscription - This Subscription plan just requires the User to be associated to the web service. Either the administrator can do this in the back end (or a Front end form) or it can be managed in code or by an XFlow that makes the Subcription association from the service to the User.
• ServiceURL - Text Property.

Subscribable Service Interface

Subscribable Service Associations

• System -
  • Contained By. Allowed Types - Folder, Website.
  • Containes. Allowed Types - Folder, Website.
• Content Management System -
  • Excluded Subscriber WebPages. Allowed Types - Web Page.
  • Subscriber. Allowed Types - Contact, Group, Organisation.
  • Subscription For Websites/Webpages. Allowed Types - Web Page, Website.
  • Subscription Information Page. Allowed Types - Web Page.