PIM Manager settings · Settings > Features & edition
Pro updates from Invardia
| Key | FeatureGates.updates.invardia |
|---|---|
| Where | Settings > Features & edition > Feature customization |
| Type | On / off |
| Default | On |
| Feature | Signed updates, verified in your own subscription · Pro Business, Pro Enterprise, Pro MSP |
| Confirmation | PIM Manager asks you to confirm before it is switched on. |
What it does
Runs the install-key job every 6 hours. When this install has a Pro licence for this tenant and no Invardia install key yet, it claims one by sending Invardia the licence file and this tenant's id. The key lets the nightly update take signed Pro releases from Invardia, for the ring Invardia has set, when the update job is deployed with Invardia as its source.
When enabled
On the next 6-hour run, if no key is held, PIM Manager claims one and shows the result under Settings > Licence. Each update is installed only after its signature, release number and archive checksum are checked. A release that asks for a manual step is held. Status telemetry then also travels with this key.
When disabled
No install key is claimed. This switch does not stop updates for an install that already holds a key and whose update job uses Invardia. That is decided when the update job is deployed.
Risk and how to reverse it
When on, it sends your licence file and tenant id to invardia.com. A refused claim (key already exists, licence refused) is not retried until the licence changes. Reversible: switching it off stops new claims. A key already claimed stays and keeps working.
Requires
A Pro licence for this tenant (without one nothing is sent). SuperAdmin to change it. 'Scheduled jobs' on. The update job deployed with Invardia as its update source. Outbound HTTPS to invardia.com.
Recommended
On for Pro installs that take updates from Invardia. It has no effect on a Community install.
Documented for PIM Manager 3.0.70. Written by the PIM Manager team; Invardia publishes it. · All settings · Security review pack