For information about using this API to integrate your SaaS app's backend with Google Cloud Marketplace, visitIntegrating your app's backend.
Data Model
The following resources are exposed by this API:
Account: Represents an account that a customer has established by the service provider.
Entitlement: Represents an entitlement that a user has created against one of the services that the service provider provides. An active entitlement implies that the customer has a right to use the service.
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