openapi: 3.2.0 info: title: Exclaimer Cloud Subscription Users API version: '1' description: The Subscription Users operations of the Exclaimer Cloud API, the partner/distributor provisioning API for Exclaimer Cloud tenants. Split by tag from the provider-published OpenAPI at https://cloudapi.exclaimer.com/openapi.json (documentation version 5.2, published 2025-07-23). Operation content is carried verbatim from the source specification. servers: - url: https://cloudapi.exclaimer.com/exclaimerapi description: Local security: - Exclaimer: [] tags: - name: Subscription Users paths: /1.0/subscriptions/{SubscriptionID}/users: post: tags: - Subscription Users summary: Add Subscription User description: This request allows you to add new users to a subscription.
The same user can be added to multiple subscriptions.
Note that you cannot modify an existing subscription user with this API. However, if the user has previously been deleted, they can be re-added.
parameters: - name: SubscriptionID in: path description: Your reference for the subscription. This is the same ID you specified, or was automatically generated, when the subscription was created, i.e. when calling Add Subscription. required: true schema: type: string requestBody: content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/AddSubscriptionUser' examples: Basic usage: value: '{"UserID":"S-JF-093","EmailAddress":"sales.john.fisher@example.com","Roles":["Admin","Editor"]}' responses: '204': description: No Content '400': description: Bad Request / Missing Field '401': description: Unauthorized '415': description: Unsupported Media Type '500': description: Internal Server Error x-documentation: curlExamples: Basic usage - cURL: description: /subscriptions/EX-Subscription-001/users value: '{"UserID":"EX-User-003","EmailAddress":"ex.user.003@example.com","Roles":["Admin","Editor"],"SendWelcomeEmailToCustomer":false}' get: tags: - Subscription Users summary: Get Subscription Users description: This request will return details of each of the users for a given subscription. If there are currently no users against the subscription, an empty array will be returned. parameters: - name: SubscriptionID in: path description: Your reference for the subscription. This is the same ID you specified, or was automatically generated, when the subscription was created, i.e., when calling Add Subscription. required: true schema: type: string - name: Page in: query description: Page numbers start at 1. See the section "Paging of results" at the beginning of the document.
Results are ordered by the date the subscription was added.
See the section "Paging of results" at the beginning of the document.
Note that this only removes the user from the specified subscription. If they have also been added to other subscriptions, those will remain unaffected.
You cannot remove the subscription owner, added during Add Subscription. You will receive a 403 Forbidden if you try.
If you wish to re-add a deleted user, just call Add Subscription User again.
parameters: - name: SubscriptionID in: path description: Your reference for the subscription. This is the same ID you specified, or was automatically generated, when the subscription was created, i.e., when calling Add Subscription. required: true schema: type: string - name: UserID in: path description: This can either be your reference for the user, or the user's email address.An entry is returned for each unique user along with details of which subscriptions they have access to, and the roles they're assigned within those subscriptions.
The same user, determined by email address, can have a different UserID within each subscription.
parameters: - name: Page in: query description: Page numbers start at 1. See the section "Paging of results" at the beginning of the document.
Results are ordered by the date the subscription was added.
See the section "Paging of results" at the beginning of the document.
Note that the subscription owner, added during Add Subscription, must have the Admin role. You will receive a 403 Forbidden if you try to remove it.
parameters: - name: SubscriptionID in: path description: Your reference for the subscription. This is the same ID you specified, or was automatically generated, when the subscription was created, i.e., when calling Add Subscription. required: true schema: type: string - name: UserID in: path description: Your reference for the user. This is the same ID you specified, or was automatically generated, when the subscription was created i.e., when calling Add Subscription, or when adding a user through Add Subscription User. required: true schema: type: string requestBody: content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/UpdateSubscriptionUserRoles' examples: Basic usage: value: '{"Roles":["Admin","Editor"]}' responses: '204': description: No Content '400': description: Bad Request / Missing Field '401': description: Unauthorized '403': description: Forbidden '415': description: Unsupported Media Type '500': description: Internal Server Error x-documentation: curlExamples: Basic usage - cURL: description: /subscriptions/EX-Subscription-001/users/{UserID}/roles value: '{"Roles":["Admin"]}' components: schemas: AddSubscriptionUser: title: AddSubscriptionUserRequest required: - UserID - EmailAddress - Roles properties: UserID: type: string description: Your reference for the user. Must only contain upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers, '-' and '_'. EmailAddress: type: string description: The email address of the user. Roles: type: array items: type: string description: The roles you wish to user to have. The user must be assigned a role, but can have one or both. Admin - Has full control over signatures and settings
Editor - Can create/edit and re-order signatures for permitted folders
The same user can be added to multiple subscriptions.
Note that you cannot modify an existing subscription user with this API. However, if the user has previously been deleted, they can be re-added.
SubscriptionUsersResponse: title: SubscriptionUsersResponse properties: Users: type: array items: $ref: '#/components/schemas/SubscriptionUser' description: If there are more users than the PageSize, then this will contain a subset of all users. UserCount: type: number description: The total number of users available. This is useful for when the number of users is greater than the current page size. format: int32 UpdateSubscriptionUserRoles: title: UpdateSubscriptionUserRolesRequest required: - Roles properties: Roles: type: array items: type: string description: The roles you wish to user to have. The user must be assigned a role, but can have one or both. Admin - Has full control over signatures and settings
Editor - Can create/edit and re-order signatures for permitted folders
Note that the subscription owner, added during Add Subscription, must have the Admin role. You will receive a 403 Forbidden if you try to remove it.
DistributorLevelSubscriptionUserInfo: title: UserSubscriptionDetails properties: SubscriptionID: type: string description: Your reference to the subscription. This is the same ID you specified when the subscription was create via Add Subscription. UserID: type: string description: Your reference for the user. This is the same ID you specified, or was automatically generated, when the subscription was created i.e., when calling Add Subscription, or when adding a user through Add Subscription User.The same user can have a different UserID for each subscription.
If the user was not created via the Cloud API, then this value will not be returned. This means that although you can view their details, you will not be able to reference this user when making calls to the Cloud API.
Roles: type: array items: type: string description: The same user can have different roles for each subscription. Admin
Editor
If the user was not created via the Cloud API, then this value will not be returned. This means that although you can view their details, you will not be able to reference this user when making calls to the Cloud API.
Roles: type: array items: type: string description: Admin