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    Type Alias ConnectedAccountsUpdateParameters

    type ConnectedAccountsUpdateParameters = {
        accepted_capabilities?: (
            "lock"
            | "thermostat"
            | "noise_sensor"
            | "access_control"
            | "camera"
        )[];
        automatically_manage_new_devices?: boolean;
        connected_account_id: string;
        custom_metadata?: Record<string, unknown>;
        customer_key?: string;
        display_name?: string;
    }
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    accepted_capabilities?: (
        "lock"
        | "thermostat"
        | "noise_sensor"
        | "access_control"
        | "camera"
    )[]

    List of accepted device capabilities that restrict the types of devices that can be connected through this connected account. Valid values are lock, thermostat, noise_sensor, and access_control.

    automatically_manage_new_devices?: boolean

    Indicates whether newly-added devices should appear as managed devices.

    connected_account_id: string

    ID of the connected account that you want to update.

    custom_metadata?: Record<string, unknown>

    Custom metadata that you want to associate with the connected account. Entirely replaces the existing custom metadata object. If a new Connect Webview contains custom metadata and is used to reconnect a connected account, the custom metadata from the Connect Webview will entirely replace the entire custom metadata object on the connected account. Supports up to 50 JSON key:value pairs. Adding custom metadata to a connected account enables you to store custom information, like customer details or internal IDs from your application. Then, you can filter connected accounts by the desired metadata.

    customer_key?: string

    The customer key to associate with this connected account. If provided, the connected account and all resources under the connected account will be moved to this customer. May only be provided if the connected account is not already associated with a customer.

    display_name?: string

    Human-readable name for the connected account, shown in the dashboard. For example, Booking from Airbnb House 1.