Add Network Enforcement to an Entitlement Policy
Depending on your integration, network enforcement in an entitlement policy or entitlement eCommerce policy is ensured by adding an entailment code.
If an entitlement policy does not reference an entitlement code (it says None next to the Entitlement Code label) and if the entitlement eCommerce policy or the network feature containing the entitlement policy is in Draft or Testing mode, you can add an entitlement code to the policy. Network enforcement may or may not be required in a policy depending on your tenant settings.
- Find the voice or messaging entitlement policy in Draft or Testing mode that you want to add an entitlement code to.
- For an entitlement policy in a network feature, Go to Policy > Features.
- For an entitlement eCommerce policy, go to Policy > eCommerce Policies.
- Click the corresponding View button
in the right column. (The buttons in the right column appear when you hover the mouse pointer over the row.)
- Click the Lock button
(to unlock and enable editing).
- Make sure that the entitlement policy that you want to add the entitlement code to has at least one component, and that at least one component has at least one filter. Otherwise, add a component, and then add a filter.
- Click None > From Library next to Entitlement Code in the upper-right corner of the policy.
- Click the radio button next to the entitlement code you want to use.
- Click Add.
The new association is saved automatically.
The goal of network enforcement is to enforce policies on non-embedded-client devices in parallel with the policy filters and policy events that control enforcement on embedded-client devices. If you do not make the filter in the entitlement policy where you added network enforcement match the entitlement code, non-embedded-client devices and embedded-client devices may behave differently on your network and your
intercept notifications may not work properly for notifications or plans that use the entitlment policy.