App
NetLicensing
NetLicensing is a first-class solution in the Licensing-as-a-Service sector enabling efficient license management for software.
What your agent can do with NetLicensing
Triggers and actions 2 triggers · 12 actions
- TriggerNew Licensee
Triggers when a new licensee is created
- TriggerNew Product
Triggers when a new product is created
- ActionCreate License
Issue a new license for a licensee. POST /core/v2/rest/license (licenseeNumber, licenseTemplateNumber, plus template-dependent params).
- ActionCreate Licensee
Create a new Licensee
- ActionDelete License
Delete a license by licenseNumber. DELETE /core/v2/rest/license/{licenseNumber}.
- ActionDelete Licensee
Delete a licensee by licenseeNumber. DELETE /core/v2/rest/licensee/{licenseeNumber}.
- ActionDelete Product
Delete a product by productNumber. DELETE /core/v2/rest/product/{productNumber}.
- ActionFind a License
Get a license by licenseNumber, or list all licenses. GET /core/v2/rest/license/{licenseNumber} or GET /core/v2/rest/license.
- ActionFind a Licensee
Search a Licensee by its number
- ActionFind a License Template
Get a license template by licenseTemplateNumber, or list all license templates. GET /core/v2/rest/licensetemplate/{licenseTemplateNumber} or GET /core/v2/rest/licensetemplate.
- ActionFind a Product
Search a Product by its number
- ActionUpdate License
Update an existing license by licenseNumber. POST /core/v2/rest/license/{licenseNumber}.
- ActionUpdate Licensee
Update an existing licensee by licenseeNumber. POST /core/v2/rest/licensee/{licenseeNumber}.
- ActionUpdate Product
Update an existing product by productNumber. POST /core/v2/rest/product/{productNumber}.
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