Account Provisioning API: Offering Operations
The Twilio SendGrid Account Provisioning API provides a platform for Twilio SendGrid resellers to manage their customers. This API is for companies that have a formal reseller partnership with Twilio SendGrid.
You can access Twilio SendGrid sub-account functionality without becoming a reseller. If you require sub-account functionality, see the Twilio SendGrid Subusers feature, which is available with Pro and Premier plans.
The Account Provisioning API offering operations allow you to update and list Twilio SendGrid features or offerings available for your customer accounts.
List Offerings
The List Offerings operation returns all the Twilio SendGrid features or offerings available to a reseller account. These offerings can be assigned to the reseller's customer accounts when creating a new customer account with the Create Account operation. Offerings can be added to or removed from a customer account using the Update Account Offerings operation.
Because the available offerings will change infrequently, you may wish to cache the List Offerings response rather than call the endpoint before each account creation or update.
GET /v3/partners/offerings
Base url: https://api.sendgrid.com
Retrieves offerings available under the organization.
Authentication
- API Key
Headers
Responses
An offering is a package (email infrastructure) or add-on (marketing campaigns, dedicated IP addresses, EASE) that an account can acquire. Each offering has a list of entitlements that indicate the benefits the account receives from the acquisition.
Name of the offering
Defines the type of offering (e.g., package or addon).
Allowed Values: package, addonQuantity of the specified addon to be added. If offering type is package, quantity must be 1.
Set of entitlements the specified offering comes with
Total number of email sends per month
format: int64Number of dedicated IPs offered
format: int64Total number of teammates allowed
format: int64Total number of subusers allowed
format: int64{
"account_id": "sg2a2bcd3ef4ab5c67d8efab91c01de2fa"
}The message representing the error from the API.
The field associated with the error.
ID representing the error as a unique nubmer.
The message representing the error from the API.
The field associated with the error.
ID representing the error as a unique nubmer.
The message representing the error from the API.
The field associated with the error.
ID representing the error as a unique nubmer.
The message representing the error from the API.
The field associated with the error.
ID representing the error as a unique nubmer.
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