Subscription
The Subscription page presents a call-out that shows the following
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The subscription type (Lite or DXP).
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The subscription renewal date.
Below this callout is information about your subscription’s Usage and Instances.
The specific information presented depends on the subscription type:
Lite subscription
A Lite subscription presents two tabs, Usage, and Instances.
Usage
The Usage tab, which presents by default, shows parameter information specific to the subscription.
| Not every field documented below presents for every Lite subscription. |
- Requests
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The number of incoming HTTPS requests allocated per month.
- Data transfer per month
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The amount of data allocated for upload or download per month.
- Storage
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The total storage allocated to the subscription, and the amount of that storage currently used.
- Indexed documents
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The number of indexed documents available to the subscription.
- Content assets
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The number of content assets available to the subscription.
- Content editors
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The number of content editors allowed to the subscription.
- Production instances
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The number of allowed production instances, and the number of such instances in production.
- Non-production instances
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The number of allocated non-production instances, and the number of such instances that are active.
The number of non-production instances can be higher than the number of allocated non-production instances. - Form submissions
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The number of forms allowed to the subscription.
- Anonymous user profiles
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The number of anonymous user profiles allowed to the subscription.
- Known user profiles
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The number of known user profiles allowed to the subscription, and the number of currently extant known user profiles.
- Data services
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The number of data services available to the subcription, and the number of currently exant data services.
- Integration flow memory per month
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The amount of integration flow memory allocated to the subscription per month.
Instances
The Instances tab contains cards representing your Squiz DXP services.
Services are grouped under their main DXP Capability group and offer the following information:
Content Management
Select 
to show information for each instance including its hosting region and environment.
- Ready to manage
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This status can mean one of the following activation states:
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The instance can be activated and configured.
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The instance can be linked to an existing dedicated system.
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or 
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The environment labels help you decide at a glance what instance should be used.
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(Production) environment system can be used with full functionality. -
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(Development) environment has usage limitations applied that make it unsuitable for production use.
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DXP subscription
A DXP subscription presents two tabs, Usage, and Instances.
Usage
- Page views
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The number of page views allocated to the subscription per month, and the number of page views in the current month.
- Data transfer
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The amount of data allocated to the subscription per month, and the amount of data transferred in the current month.
the amount of transferred data can be greater than is allocated. - Storage
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The amount of storage allocated to the subscription, and the amount of storage currently being used.
- Indexed documents
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The number of indexed documents allocated to the subscription.
- Production instances
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The number of allowed production instances, and the number of such instances in production.
- Non-production instances
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The number of allocated non-production instances, and the number of such instances that are active.
The number of non-production instances can be higher than the number of allocated non-production instances.
Instances
The Instances tab contains cards representing your Squiz DXP services.
Services are grouped under their main DXP Capability group and offer the following information:
Content Management
Select to show information for each instance including its hosting region and environment.
- Ready to manage
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This status can mean one of the following activation states:
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The instance can be activated and configured.
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The instance can be linked to an existing dedicated system.
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The environment labels help you decide at a glance what instance should be used.
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(Production) environment system can be used with full functionality. -
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(Development) environment has usage limitations applied that make it unsuitable for production use.
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