Requests the list of access devices available for assignment to a flexible
seating host or guest. The list includes devices created at the system, service
provider, and group levels that support device management.
The response is either GroupFlexibleSeatingAccessDeviceGetListResponse or
ErrorResponse.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Delete a flexible seating host instance from a group. Host cannot be deleted when a guest is associated to a host.
The response is either SuccessResponse or ErrorResponse.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Get a list of flexible seating host instances within a group.
The response is either GroupFlexibleSeatingHostGetInstanceListResponse or ErrorResponse.
It is possible to get the instances within a specified department.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Response to the GroupFlexibleSeatingHostGetInstanceListRequest.
Contains a table with column headings:
"Service User Id", "Name", "Phone Number", "Extension", "Department", "Is Active".
The column value for "Is Active" can either be true, or false.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Request to get all the information of a flexible seating host instance.
The response is either GroupFlexibleSeatingHostGetInstanceResponse or ErrorResponse.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Request the flexible seating host guest association details.
The response is either a GroupFlexibleSeatingHostGuestAssociationGetResponse or an ErrorResponse.
accessLevel is always set to Group for a Service Provider
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Modify the flexible seating host’s guest association attributes.
The request fails if enforceAssociationLimit or associationLimitHours are changed when the host is associated to a guest.
The response is either a SuccessResponse or an ErrorResponse.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Request to set the active status of flexible seating host instances. Host cannot be disabled when a flexible seating guest is associated.
The response is either SuccessResponse or ErrorResponse.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Get a list of hosts that can be assigned to flexible seating guests.
The response is either UserFlexibleSeatingGuestGetAvailableUserListResponse or ErrorResponse. The response will include active hosts based on the following criteria.
- host that has the equivalent device type as the guest, host already assigned to another guest and for a guest in a Service Provider host in the user’s group and for a user in an Enterprise a host within the user’s group and host in the user’s enterprise that has the accessLevel set to Enterprise.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Response to the UserFlexibleSeatingGuestGetAvailableHostListRequest.
Contains a table with column headings: "User Id", "Last Name", "First Name", "Hiragana Last Name", "Hiragana First Name",
"Phone Number", "Extension", "Department", "Email Address", "Association Limit Hours", "Enable Association Limit",
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
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Modify the user level data associated with flexible seating guest.
accessDeviceEndpoint can only be configured by group or a higher level administrator.
The request fails if isActive is set to false and the guest is associated to a host.
The request fails when enableAssociationLimit, associationLimitHours, unlockPhonePINCode are changed when the guest is associated to a host.
The request fails when accessDeviceEndpoint is set in the request when the guest is associated to a host.
The response is either a SuccessResponse or an ErrorResponse.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
<...>
<!-- 'OCICommand' super type was not found in this schema. Some elements and attributes may be missing. -->
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