Whether the ticket gate is on: entry needs a valid ticket from `ticket_template_uuid`. A switch beside the ticket, so the gate can be turned off and on again without losing which ticket it checks. It cannot be on with no ticket named

default: false

The reward template whose valid tickets the gate accepts, or null for none named

The membership entitlement a person needs to enter at all: `member` for any active membership, a tier's own key for that capability, or null for anyone

How many seats there are, or null for uncapped. A ticket issued for the session takes a seat, and a walk-in takes one when admitted

≥ 1

Whether the start and end times refuse a tap outside them (a ticketed event: you cannot check into last night's concert) or only describe when it was meant to happen (attendance tracking, where refusing a late arrival records nothing and no record reads as not having come)

default: true

Whether a repeat tap by someone already admitted re-admits them (a recurring-access door) or is refused as already here (an event)

default: false

Whether a card its holder or issuer has frozen is still admitted. False refuses it as `card_frozen`: freezing usually means the card is lost, and whoever found it would enter as its owner. True admits it and flags the presence with `disputed_reason: card_frozen` for the organizer to keep or void, for a door where a card frozen by mistake should not hold anyone up. Either way the owner can check in with another identifier

default: false

The activity this session is filed under, or null for one that stands alone. An activity groups sessions; the organization owns them, so a session without one is complete rather than orphaned

default: true

When it was cancelled, or null. A cancelled session admits nobody and takes no new seats, and is kept rather than deleted because its attendance and tickets are a record

The schedule this session was created as part of, or null for one created on its own

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Whether the ticket gate is on: entry needs a valid ticket from `ticket_template_uuid`. A switch beside the ticket, so the gate can be turned off and on again without losing which ticket it checks. It cannot be on with no ticket named

default: false

The reward template whose valid tickets the gate accepts, or null for none named

The membership entitlement a person needs to enter at all: `member` for any active membership, a tier's own key for that capability, or null for anyone

How many seats there are, or null for uncapped. A ticket issued for the session takes a seat, and a walk-in takes one when admitted

≥ 1

Whether the start and end times refuse a tap outside them (a ticketed event: you cannot check into last night's concert) or only describe when it was meant to happen (attendance tracking, where refusing a late arrival records nothing and no record reads as not having come)

default: true

Whether a repeat tap by someone already admitted re-admits them (a recurring-access door) or is refused as already here (an event)

default: false

Whether a card its holder or issuer has frozen is still admitted. False refuses it as `card_frozen`: freezing usually means the card is lost, and whoever found it would enter as its owner. True admits it and flags the presence with `disputed_reason: card_frozen` for the organizer to keep or void, for a door where a card frozen by mistake should not hold anyone up. Either way the owner can check in with another identifier

default: false

The activity this session is filed under, or null for one that stands alone. An activity groups sessions; the organization owns them, so a session without one is complete rather than orphaned

default: true

When it was cancelled, or null. A cancelled session admits nobody and takes no new seats, and is kept rather than deleted because its attendance and tickets are a record

The schedule this session was created as part of, or null for one created on its own

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Success or status message

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

What happened. `admitted`: the identity is now checked in (or already was — a repeat admit is idempotent, not a `409`). `needs_confirm`: it holds no ticket but one can be issued, so the door should register it (redeem the ticket) and admit again — `available_actions` lists what it can do. `blocked`: it cannot be admitted and registering would not help — `blocked_reason` says why. Treat an unfamiliar value as a refusal.

What the call did: `checkin` when it recorded attendance, `null` when nothing changed (already admitted, needs-confirm, or blocked).

The identity's attendance record at the session after the call: `attended`, `voided`, or `none` when there is no record.

For `needs_confirm`, the actions the door can take next — currently `register`. Empty otherwise.

For `blocked`, why, null otherwise. The same reasons `/eligibility` returns. `already_admitted`: the identity is already present and the session does not allow re-entry. `checkin_closed`: check-in is switched off for the session or its event, or either is cancelled. `too_early` / `too_late`: the session refuses a first entry outside its start and end times. `membership_required`: the session is gated on a membership or tier the identity does not hold. `prior_session_required`: the session admits only those who attended an earlier one, and this identity has not. `registration_closed`: a ticket is required, the identity has none, and one cannot be issued: the ticket behind it is withdrawn, sold out, or scoped to a different event. `at_capacity`: every seat is taken. `card_frozen`: the card presented has been frozen. Treat an unfamiliar value as a plain refusal: the set grows.

The ledger transaction id of the attendance proof, once written. Null on a fresh `admitted` check-in: the proof is written just after the attendance, off the response path — read `proof_status`.

The state of the attendance proof for a fresh check-in: `pending` (being written), `written` (`attendance_proof_tx_id` is set), or `failed` (a repair will complete it). Null when the call recorded no new check-in.

For an uploaded offline admission (`occurred_at`) the server would have refused, why: one of the `blocked_reason` values, or `ticket_required` for someone who held no ticket, or `ledger_unavailable` when the ticket could not be checked. The admission is still recorded, and flagged for an operator to keep or void. Also `card_frozen` for a check-in by a frozen card at a session that sets `admits_frozen_cards`. Null otherwise

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Denormalized from the session, so it is null for an attendee of a session that stands alone

Who produced the record: `door` (admitted at a door), `self` (the person checked themselves in) or `operator` (a correction)

default: "door"

The operator who last changed the record, for `operator` rows

Why an operator recorded or voided it

For a presence a door recorded offline that the server would have refused, why: one of the `/admit` `blocked_reason` values, or `ticket_required`, or `ledger_unavailable` when its ticket could not be checked. The presence stands until an operator keeps it (recording it `attended` clears this) or voids it

The latest admission: the check-in, then each re-entry where the session allows re-entry

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Total number of items available

Total number of pages available

Current page number

List of items on the current page

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Denormalized from the session, so it is null for an attendee of a session that stands alone

Who produced the record: `door` (admitted at a door), `self` (the person checked themselves in) or `operator` (a correction)

default: "door"

The operator who last changed the record, for `operator` rows

Why an operator recorded or voided it

For a presence a door recorded offline that the server would have refused, why: one of the `/admit` `blocked_reason` values, or `ticket_required`, or `ledger_unavailable` when its ticket could not be checked. The presence stands until an operator keeps it (recording it `attended` clears this) or voids it

The latest admission: the check-in, then each re-entry where the session allows re-entry

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Denormalized from the session, so it is null for an attendee of a session that stands alone

Who produced the record: `door` (admitted at a door), `self` (the person checked themselves in) or `operator` (a correction)

default: "door"

The operator who last changed the record, for `operator` rows

Why an operator recorded or voided it

For a presence a door recorded offline that the server would have refused, why: one of the `/admit` `blocked_reason` values, or `ticket_required`, or `ledger_unavailable` when its ticket could not be checked. The presence stands until an operator keeps it (recording it `attended` clears this) or voids it

The latest admission: the check-in, then each re-entry where the session allows re-entry

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Whether the ticket gate is on: entry needs a valid ticket from `ticket_template_uuid`. A switch beside the ticket, so the gate can be turned off and on again without losing which ticket it checks. It cannot be on with no ticket named

default: false

The reward template whose valid tickets the gate accepts, or null for none named

The membership entitlement a person needs to enter at all: `member` for any active membership, a tier's own key for that capability, or null for anyone

How many seats there are, or null for uncapped. A ticket issued for the session takes a seat, and a walk-in takes one when admitted

≥ 1

Whether the start and end times refuse a tap outside them (a ticketed event: you cannot check into last night's concert) or only describe when it was meant to happen (attendance tracking, where refusing a late arrival records nothing and no record reads as not having come)

default: true

Whether a repeat tap by someone already admitted re-admits them (a recurring-access door) or is refused as already here (an event)

default: false

Whether a card its holder or issuer has frozen is still admitted. False refuses it as `card_frozen`: freezing usually means the card is lost, and whoever found it would enter as its owner. True admits it and flags the presence with `disputed_reason: card_frozen` for the organizer to keep or void, for a door where a card frozen by mistake should not hold anyone up. Either way the owner can check in with another identifier

default: false

The activity this session is filed under, or null for one that stands alone. An activity groups sessions; the organization owns them, so a session without one is complete rather than orphaned

default: true

When it was cancelled, or null. A cancelled session admits nobody and takes no new seats, and is kept rather than deleted because its attendance and tickets are a record

The schedule this session was created as part of, or null for one created on its own

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Whether the ticket gate is on: entry needs a valid ticket from `ticket_template_uuid`. A switch beside the ticket, so the gate can be turned off and on again without losing which ticket it checks. It cannot be on with no ticket named

default: false

The reward template whose valid tickets the gate accepts, or null for none named

The membership entitlement a person needs to enter at all: `member` for any active membership, a tier's own key for that capability, or null for anyone

How many seats there are, or null for uncapped. A ticket issued for the session takes a seat, and a walk-in takes one when admitted

≥ 1

Whether the start and end times refuse a tap outside them (a ticketed event: you cannot check into last night's concert) or only describe when it was meant to happen (attendance tracking, where refusing a late arrival records nothing and no record reads as not having come)

default: true

Whether a repeat tap by someone already admitted re-admits them (a recurring-access door) or is refused as already here (an event)

default: false

Whether a card its holder or issuer has frozen is still admitted. False refuses it as `card_frozen`: freezing usually means the card is lost, and whoever found it would enter as its owner. True admits it and flags the presence with `disputed_reason: card_frozen` for the organizer to keep or void, for a door where a card frozen by mistake should not hold anyone up. Either way the owner can check in with another identifier

default: false

The activity this session is filed under, or null for one that stands alone. An activity groups sessions; the organization owns them, so a session without one is complete rather than orphaned

default: true

When it was cancelled, or null. A cancelled session admits nobody and takes no new seats, and is kept rather than deleted because its attendance and tickets are a record

The schedule this session was created as part of, or null for one created on its own

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Opaque position for resuming incremental roster fetches against `/checkin-roster/delta`. A door fetches this full manifest once, then pulls only what changed from this cursor. It sits *outside* the signed `payload` deliberately: it is a timeline position, not part of the admit snapshot, so it never perturbs `manifest_version` or the signature. Null when the roster kind has no incremental path yet (`ticket_holders` and `prior_attendees`: the delta endpoint answers `resync_required` for them), so the door keeps re-fetching this manifest whole.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

What produced the roster: the same value the manifest reports (`ticket_holders`, `membership_entitled`, `prior_attendees`, `walk_in`), so a door can tell the display matches the manifest it holds.

Digest over the stable display identity of the entries — wallet, name, and avatar *file*, not the re-signing avatar URL — and independent of `generated_at`. It changes only when a name or avatar actually changes, so a door refreshes display on real drift rather than on every fetch. Distinct from `manifest_version`: the two halves version independently.

One entry per roster holder that has something to show, keyed by `wallet_address`. Empty for a `walk_in` session.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

The key new manifests are signed with.

Base64url raw Ed25519 public keys by key id: the signing key, and the one it replaced while doors in the field catch up. A door replaces the trust keys from its service file with these, so a rotation needs no re-provisioning

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

The identity's attendance record at the session: `attended`, `voided`, or `none` when there is no record.

What stands in the way, when something does. `already_admitted`: the identity is already present and the session does not allow re-entry. `checkin_closed`: check-in is switched off for the session or its event, or either is cancelled. `too_early` / `too_late`: the session refuses a first entry outside its start and end times. `membership_required`: the session is gated on a membership or tier the identity does not hold. `prior_session_required`: the session admits only those who attended an earlier one, and this identity has not. `registration_closed`: a ticket is required, the identity has none, and one cannot be issued: the ticket behind it is withdrawn, sold out, or scoped to a different event. `at_capacity`: every seat is taken. `card_frozen`: the card presented has been frozen. Treat an unfamiliar value as a plain refusal: the set grows.

The one action worth offering: `checkin` when it would succeed, `register` when a ticket is the only thing missing and one can still be issued, `none` when neither applies.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

The ticket a session requires to register, as a verdict. `not_required`: the session admits without a ticket. `available`: a ticket is required and can be issued now — `ticket_reward_uuid` names the reward to redeem. `unavailable`: the session's ticket cannot be issued now: withdrawn, sold out, or scoped to a different event. `at_capacity`: the session's own seats are gone, whatever the ticket's supply says. Treat an unfamiliar value as a plain refusal — the set grows.

The reward template to redeem to register, set only when `status` is `available`; null otherwise.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.

Map of field names to error messages. Use '_root' for form-level errors.

Human-readable error summary

Machine-readable error code

What the refusal is about, where it is something you can act on — the amount and currency owed on a `402`, the entitlement a tier did not grant on a `403`. Values are typed as the error carries them, so read a figure from here rather than from `errors`, whose values are always the copy a form shows against a field.