The partner plan catalogue defines which connectivity packages an approved partner can show.
Partners should treat the catalogue as the source of truth for package availability, coverage, data allowance, validity, and status.
Catalogue Fields
A package can include:
- package ID
- coverage name
- coverage type
- country or region
- data allowance
- validity period
- package status
- catalogue version
- partner price fields where approved
- policy notes where needed
Only show fields that Onyx has approved for the partner experience.
Coverage
Coverage can be country, regional, or global.
Coverage labels should match the catalogue. Partners should not rename coverage in a way that changes the user expectation.
Supported coverage does not guarantee identical signal, speed, or registration timing everywhere.
Data And Validity
Each package defines its data allowance and validity period.
Partners should show:
- included data
- validity period
- coverage area
- package status
- activation requirements
- any known limits
Do not describe a fixed-allowance package as unlimited.
Package Status
Package status can indicate whether the package is available, unavailable, restricted, or under review.
Partners should hide or clearly disable packages that are not currently available for purchase.
Catalogue Versions
Catalogue versions help partners keep their product display aligned with Onyx availability.
Partners should:
- store the version used for display
- refresh the catalogue on the agreed cadence
- avoid selling removed packages
- update policy notes when the version changes
- reconcile orders against the version used at purchase
Merchandising Limits
Partners can design their own product experience, but the catalogue facts must stay intact.
Do not change coverage, validity, allowance, status, or activation requirements in customer-facing copy.