@seamapi/types 1.404.2 → 1.404.4

package/src/lib/seam/connect/route-types.ts

@@ -6,13 +6,7 @@ export interface Routes {
     jsonBody: {
       /** ID of the device for which you want to create the new access code. */
       device_id: string
-      /** Name of the new access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-          
-          Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-          
-          To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-          
-          To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+      /** Name of the new access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
       name?: string | undefined
       /** Date and time at which the validity of the new access code starts, in [ISO 8601](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) format. */
       starts_at?: string | undefined
@@ -1358,13 +1352,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -1845,7 +1833,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         starts_at?: (string | null) | undefined
         /** Date and time after which the time-bound access code becomes inactive. */
         ends_at?: (string | null) | undefined
-        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. */
+        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. See also [Lifecycle of Access Codes](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/smart-locks/access-codes/lifecycle-of-access-codes). */
         status: 'setting' | 'set' | 'unset' | 'removing' | 'unknown'
         /** Indicates whether a backup access code is available for use if the primary access code is lost or compromised. */
         is_backup_access_code_available: boolean
@@ -1873,13 +1861,7 @@ export interface Routes {
       behavior_when_code_cannot_be_shared?: 'throw' | 'create_random_code'
       /** Preferred code length. Only applicable if you do not specify a `code`. If the affected device does not support the preferred code length, Seam reverts to using the shortest supported code length. */
       preferred_code_length?: number | undefined
-      /** Name of the new access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-          
-          Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-          
-          To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-          
-          To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+      /** Name of the new access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
       name?: string | undefined
       /** Date and time at which the validity of the new access code starts, in [ISO 8601](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) format. */
       starts_at?: string | undefined
@@ -1920,13 +1902,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -2407,7 +2383,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         starts_at?: (string | null) | undefined
         /** Date and time after which the time-bound access code becomes inactive. */
         ends_at?: (string | null) | undefined
-        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. */
+        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. See also [Lifecycle of Access Codes](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/smart-locks/access-codes/lifecycle-of-access-codes). */
         status: 'setting' | 'set' | 'unset' | 'removing' | 'unknown'
         /** Indicates whether a backup access code is available for use if the primary access code is lost or compromised. */
         is_backup_access_code_available: boolean
@@ -3785,13 +3761,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -4272,7 +4242,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         starts_at?: (string | null) | undefined
         /** Date and time after which the time-bound access code becomes inactive. */
         ends_at?: (string | null) | undefined
-        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. */
+        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. See also [Lifecycle of Access Codes](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/smart-locks/access-codes/lifecycle-of-access-codes). */
         status: 'setting' | 'set' | 'unset' | 'removing' | 'unknown'
         /** Indicates whether a backup access code is available for use if the primary access code is lost or compromised. */
         is_backup_access_code_available: boolean
@@ -4321,13 +4291,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -4808,7 +4772,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         starts_at?: (string | null) | undefined
         /** Date and time after which the time-bound access code becomes inactive. */
         ends_at?: (string | null) | undefined
-        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. */
+        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. See also [Lifecycle of Access Codes](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/smart-locks/access-codes/lifecycle-of-access-codes). */
         status: 'setting' | 'set' | 'unset' | 'removing' | 'unknown'
         /** Indicates whether a backup access code is available for use if the primary access code is lost or compromised. */
         is_backup_access_code_available: boolean
@@ -4865,13 +4829,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -5352,7 +5310,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         starts_at?: (string | null) | undefined
         /** Date and time after which the time-bound access code becomes inactive. */
         ends_at?: (string | null) | undefined
-        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. */
+        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. See also [Lifecycle of Access Codes](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/smart-locks/access-codes/lifecycle-of-access-codes). */
         status: 'setting' | 'set' | 'unset' | 'removing' | 'unknown'
         /** Indicates whether a backup access code is available for use if the primary access code is lost or compromised. */
         is_backup_access_code_available: boolean
@@ -5387,13 +5345,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -5874,7 +5826,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         starts_at?: (string | null) | undefined
         /** Date and time after which the time-bound access code becomes inactive. */
         ends_at?: (string | null) | undefined
-        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. */
+        /** Current status of the access code within the operational lifecycle. Values are `setting`, a transitional phase that indicates that the code is being configured or activated; `set`, which indicates that the code is active and operational; `unset`, which indicates a deactivated or unused state, either before activation or after deliberate deactivation; `removing`, which indicates a transitional period in which the code is being deleted or made inactive; and `unknown`, which indicates an indeterminate state, due to reasons such as system errors or incomplete data, that highlights a potential need for system review or troubleshooting. See also [Lifecycle of Access Codes](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/smart-locks/access-codes/lifecycle-of-access-codes). */
         status: 'setting' | 'set' | 'unset' | 'removing' | 'unknown'
         /** Indicates whether a backup access code is available for use if the primary access code is lost or compromised. */
         is_backup_access_code_available: boolean
@@ -5942,13 +5894,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -7794,13 +7740,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -8306,13 +8246,7 @@ export interface Routes {
         access_code_id: string
         /** Unique identifier for the device associated with the access code. */
         device_id: string
-        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-              
-              Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-              
-              To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-              
-              To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+        /** Name of the access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
         name: string | null
         /** Code used for access. Typically, a numeric or alphanumeric string. */
         code: string | null
@@ -8822,13 +8756,7 @@ export interface Routes {
     method: 'POST' | 'PATCH' | 'PUT'
     queryParams: {}
     jsonBody: {
-      /** Name of the new access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-          
-          Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-          
-          To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-          
-          To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+      /** Name of the new access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
       name?: string | undefined
       /** Date and time at which the validity of the new access code starts, in [ISO 8601](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) format. */
       starts_at?: string | undefined
@@ -10171,13 +10099,7 @@ export interface Routes {
       ends_at?: string | undefined
       /** Date and time at which the validity of the new access code starts, in [ISO 8601](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) format. */
       starts_at?: string | undefined
-      /** Name of the new access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes.
-          
-          Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`.
-          
-          To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints.
-          
-          To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
+      /** Name of the new access code. Enables administrators and users to identify the access code easily, especially when there are numerous access codes. Note that the name provided on Seam is used to identify the code on Seam and is not necessarily the name that will appear in the lock provider's app or on the device. This is because lock providers may have constraints on names, such as length, uniqueness, or characters that can be used. In addition, some lock providers may break down names into components such as `first_name` and `last_name`. To provide a consistent experience, Seam identifies the code on Seam by its name but may modify the name that appears on the lock provider's app or on the device. For example, Seam may add additional characters or truncate the name to meet provider constraints. To help your users identify codes set by Seam, Seam provides the name exactly as it appears on the lock provider's app or on the device as a separate property called `appearance`. This is an object with a `name` property and, optionally, `first_name` and `last_name` properties (for providers that break down a name into components). */
       name?: string | undefined
       /** Key that links the group of access codes, assigned on creation by `/access_codes/create_multiple`. */
       common_code_key: string
@@ -17116,20 +17038,6 @@ export interface Routes {
               misconfigured_acs_entrance_ids?: string[] | undefined
             }
         >
-        /** Indicates whether it is possible to [launch enrollment automations](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/mobile-access/issuing-mobile-credentials-from-an-access-control-system#prepare-the-phones-for-a-user-identity-to-start-receiving-mobile-credentials-using-an-enrollment-aut) for the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems). */
-        can_automate_enrollment?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports creating [access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_create_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports [removing users from access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups#remove-an-acs-user-from-an-access-group). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_remove_acs_users_from_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports [adding users to access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups#add-an-acs-user-to-an-access-group). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_add_acs_users_to_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_schedule?: boolean | undefined
-        can_create_user?: boolean | undefined
-        can_delete_user?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_information?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_supension_state?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_group_membership?: boolean | undefined
       }
     }
   }
@@ -17306,20 +17214,6 @@ export interface Routes {
               misconfigured_acs_entrance_ids?: string[] | undefined
             }
         >
-        /** Indicates whether it is possible to [launch enrollment automations](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/mobile-access/issuing-mobile-credentials-from-an-access-control-system#prepare-the-phones-for-a-user-identity-to-start-receiving-mobile-credentials-using-an-enrollment-aut) for the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems). */
-        can_automate_enrollment?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports creating [access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_create_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports [removing users from access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups#remove-an-acs-user-from-an-access-group). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_remove_acs_users_from_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports [adding users to access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups#add-an-acs-user-to-an-access-group). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_add_acs_users_to_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_schedule?: boolean | undefined
-        can_create_user?: boolean | undefined
-        can_delete_user?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_information?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_supension_state?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_group_membership?: boolean | undefined
       }>
     }
   }
@@ -17496,20 +17390,6 @@ export interface Routes {
               misconfigured_acs_entrance_ids?: string[] | undefined
             }
         >
-        /** Indicates whether it is possible to [launch enrollment automations](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/mobile-access/issuing-mobile-credentials-from-an-access-control-system#prepare-the-phones-for-a-user-identity-to-start-receiving-mobile-credentials-using-an-enrollment-aut) for the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems). */
-        can_automate_enrollment?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports creating [access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_create_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports [removing users from access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups#remove-an-acs-user-from-an-access-group). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_remove_acs_users_from_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports [adding users to access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups#add-an-acs-user-to-an-access-group). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_add_acs_users_to_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_schedule?: boolean | undefined
-        can_create_user?: boolean | undefined
-        can_delete_user?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_information?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_supension_state?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_group_membership?: boolean | undefined
       }>
     }
   }
@@ -23730,7 +23610,6 @@ export interface Routes {
             | 'igloohome'
             | 'hubitat'
             | 'controlbyweb'
-            | 'smartthings'
             | 'dormakaba_oracode'
             | 'tedee'
             | 'akiles'
@@ -23741,6 +23620,7 @@ export interface Routes {
             | 'noiseaware'
             | 'tado'
             | 'sensi'
+            | 'smartthings'
           )
         | undefined
       /** Array of device IDs for which you want to list devices. */
@@ -25432,7 +25312,6 @@ export interface Routes {
             | 'igloohome'
             | 'hubitat'
             | 'controlbyweb'
-            | 'smartthings'
             | 'dormakaba_oracode'
             | 'tedee'
             | 'akiles'
@@ -25443,6 +25322,7 @@ export interface Routes {
             | 'noiseaware'
             | 'tado'
             | 'sensi'
+            | 'smartthings'
           )
         | undefined
       /** Array of device IDs for which you want to list devices. */
@@ -31153,7 +31033,6 @@ export interface Routes {
             | 'salto'
             | 'schlage'
             | 'seam'
-            | 'smartthings'
             | 'wyze'
             | 'yale'
             | 'two_n'
@@ -31165,6 +31044,7 @@ export interface Routes {
             | 'dormakaba_oracode'
             | 'tedee'
             | 'akiles'
+            | 'smartthings'
           )
         | undefined
       /** Array of device IDs for which you want to list devices. */
@@ -53132,7 +53012,14 @@ export interface Routes {
         | undefined
       /** Manufacturer by which to filter thermostat devices. */
       manufacturer?:
-        | ('ecobee' | 'honeywell_resideo' | 'nest' | 'tado' | 'sensi')
+        | (
+            | 'ecobee'
+            | 'honeywell_resideo'
+            | 'nest'
+            | 'tado'
+            | 'sensi'
+            | 'smartthings'
+          )
         | undefined
       /** Array of device IDs for which you want to list devices. */
       device_ids?: string[] | undefined
@@ -63664,20 +63551,6 @@ export interface Routes {
               misconfigured_acs_entrance_ids?: string[] | undefined
             }
         >
-        /** Indicates whether it is possible to [launch enrollment automations](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/mobile-access/issuing-mobile-credentials-from-an-access-control-system#prepare-the-phones-for-a-user-identity-to-start-receiving-mobile-credentials-using-an-enrollment-aut) for the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems). */
-        can_automate_enrollment?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports creating [access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_create_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports [removing users from access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups#remove-an-acs-user-from-an-access-group). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_remove_acs_users_from_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        /** Indicates whether the [access control system](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems) supports [adding users to access groups](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/assigning-users-to-access-groups#add-an-acs-user-to-an-access-group). See also [Access Group-based Access Control Systems](https://docs.seam.co/latest/capability-guides/access-systems/understanding-access-control-system-differences#access-group-based-access-control-systems). */
-        can_add_acs_users_to_acs_access_groups?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_schedule?: boolean | undefined
-        can_create_user?: boolean | undefined
-        can_delete_user?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_information?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_supension_state?: boolean | undefined
-        can_update_user_group_membership?: boolean | undefined
       }>
     }
   }