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# Entitlement
This page describes the Entitlement type.
## **EARLY RELEASE NOTICE**
This class represents a draft that is designed to inform the OpenActive specification work with implementation feedback. IT IS STILL SUBJECT TO CHANGE, as the [Customer Accounts proposal](https://github.com/openactive/customer-accounts) evolves.
## **Properties**
### **Optional properties**
| Property | Expected Type | Description |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| @type | [`Text`](https://schema.org/Text) | Must always be present and set to `"@type": "Entitlement"` |
| entitlementType | Concept
- or -
@id reference
| For the request, this is the value of the @id of the Concept being referenced. For the response, this the full Concept object including the @id and prefLabel.
Example
"entitlementType": {
"@type": "Concept",
"@id": "",
"prefLabel": "MCRactive Adult Resident",
"inScheme": ""
}
|
| evidenceRequestAction | [`Action`](https://developer.openactive.io/data-model/types/action) | Any evidence request associated with the entitlement. |
| validFrom | [`Date`](https://schema.org/Date) | The date the entitlement becomes valid. This must be in the past. |
| validUntil | [`Date`](https://schema.org/Date) | The date that the entitlement is no longer valid. This must be in the future. |
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