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Feature Codes Reference

Overview

This document provides a comprehensive reference for understanding the feature codes used in the rayleighconnect™ platform. Each code contains encoded information about the features, points, and subaccounts included.

  • rayleighconnect™
    Feature Codes


    Our code system is designed to securely store subscription details while providing an easy activation mechanism.


    Each code contains:
    • Product type identifier
    • Feature set encoding
    • Resource allocation information

Feature Codes

The rayleighconnect™ platform uses two primary types of feature codes:

Subscription Code Format

Standard subscription coupon codes follow the format ACC-xxxx-PySz:

  • Code Components


    • ACC: Prefix indicating a standard account subscription coupon
    • xxxx: A hexadecimal value representing encoded features (16 bits)
    • Py: Points allocation, where y represents the number of points
    • Sz: Subaccounts allocation, where z represents the number of subaccounts

    Example: ACC-F000-P50S4 represents a subscription with features encoded as F000, 50 points, and 4 subaccounts.

Trial Code Format

Trial coupon codes follow the format ACT-xxxx-R:

  • Code Components


    • ACT: Prefix indicating a trial account coupon
    • xxxx: A hexadecimal value representing encoded features (16 bits)
    • R: Reference designator for the trial

    Example: ACT-F0000-A represents a trial with features encoded as F000.

Feature Encoding

The xxxx portion in both subscription and trial codes represents a 16-bit hexadecimal value, where each bit position corresponds to a specific feature:

Multiple features can be enabled by combining their respective hex values.

Common Feature Combinations

Reading Subscription Codes

To interpret a subscription code, break it down into its components:

  • Example: ACC-FF60-P30S4


    • ACC: Standard account subscription
    • FF60: Professional tier with standard features
    • P30: 30 points allocation
    • S4: 4 subaccounts allowed
  • Example: ACC-E900-P10S2


    • ACC: Standard account subscription
    • E900: Core tier with standard features
    • P10: 10 points allocation
    • S2: 2 subaccounts allowed

Reading Trial Codes

Similarly, trial codes can be interpreted by breaking down their components:

  • Example: ACT-FFFF-R


    • ACT: Trial account subscription
    • FFFF: All features enabled for trial
    • R: Trial reference designator

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