> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.thewo.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Product access

> Understand ClaimReady availability, API keys, and entitlement checks.

# Product access — ClaimReady

ClaimReady currently appears as **Coming Soon** in The Wo product catalog.
There is no public plan or self-service activation path. Publishing this guide
and the API contract does not grant product access.

When availability changes, check the
[ClaimReady page in Developer Console](https://thewo.io/app/products/claim-ready)
for the current plan and activation path. After access is granted, create an
[API key](https://thewo.io/app/api-keys) and follow the
[Quickstart](https://docs.thewo.io/claim-ready/quickstart.md).

## API access checks

POST requires API-key authentication and an active ClaimReady entitlement. A
valid key identifies a customer; it does not by itself authorize triage. If
there is no entitlement, POST returns `403 product_not_entitled`. If entitlement
cannot be evaluated, it returns `503 entitlement_check_unavailable`.

GET also requires API-key authentication and returns only resources owned by
the authenticated customer. It does not perform POST's product-entitlement
check. Publishing these docs does not activate either endpoint for a customer.
See [Authentication](https://docs.thewo.io/platform/authentication.md) and [Errors](https://docs.thewo.io/claim-ready/guides/errors.md).


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