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# Administrative API

The Sudo Platform entitlements service administrative API allows you to

* Define the entitlements conferred by entitlements sets
* Define the entitlements set transitions represneted by entitlements sequences
* Set the entitlements for a user explicitly, by entitlements set or by entitlements sequence
* Add or remove expendable entitlements for a user
* Retrieve entitlements information for users
* Retrieve entitlements consumption information for users
* Retrieve defined entitlements in the system

Integrate this API with your existing entitlements system to automatically manage the entitlements of your users to Sudo Platform capabilities.


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