- Setting
cycle_acu_limiton the user endpoints is equivalent to setting a permanent override through the user override endpoint. - The default user limit endpoints now read and write the default tier’s
cycle_acu_limit— there is no longer a standalone default user limit. - The
billing_org_idfield on the user endpoints is not deprecated: it is still how billing organization attribution for organization-level Local Agent limits is assigned.
PATCH semantics shared by all endpoints on this page.
User endpoints
Get a user’s ACU settings
local_agent block is omitted when the user has neither an explicit limit override nor a billing organization attribution. Fields inside the block are omitted when unset.
This response contains only the user’s permanent override, not their effective limit. To determine effective limits, use the tier user endpoints.
Update a user’s ACU settings
cycle_acu_limit here sets a permanent override without changing the user’s tier assignment.
Request body — set a permanent override and billing organization
204 on success.
Delete a user’s ACU settings
This clears the user’s permanent limit override and billing organization attribution.204 on success.
Default user limit endpoints
Get the default user limit
local_agent block is omitted when the default tier has no limit set.
Update the default user limit
local_agent to null:
204 on success.
Delete the default user limit
Clears the default tier’s limit.204 on success.
