Comfort variables are very useful additionnal settings data you can attach to any product and tarifs in SecuTix. Our Public API users are using extensively this features to store configuration information. JSON is a standard structured way to store data and easily readable by other systems. The JSON format validation feature will make sure that your JSON synthax is correct therefore avoid issues in external systems reading your comfort variables.
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