# Manually assign a tier to a member.

This method is used to manually assign a tier to a member, qualifying them for the configured benefits associated with the assigned tier.

 To manually assign a tier to a member, the "Enable manual member tier assignment" flag must be enabled at the site level.


Endpoint: POST /tier/{{tier_id}}
Version: 3.0.0
Security: 

## Request fields (application/json):

  - `user_id` (string, required)
    Enter the user ID of the member to whom you wish to assign a tier.
    Example: "pb216"

  - `tier_id` (string, required)
    Enter the tier ID which will be assigned to the member.
    Example: "Tier1"

  - `expire_at` (string)
    Enter the tier expiration date in yyyy-MM-dd format.
    Example: "2025-02-27"

## Response 201 fields (application/json):

  - `request_id` (string)
    Displays request ID generated for completing the tier assignment to the member.
    Example: "2342342346"

  - `status` (string)
    Displays "success" if the tier has been successfully assigned to the member; otherwise, it will display "failed."
    Example: "success"

  - `message` (string)
    Displays a success or failure message for tier assignment, which can be customized during the tier program creation process.
    Example: "The member has been successfully assigned to the tier."

  - `data` (object)
    Displays the following information.

  - `data.tier_id` (string)
    Displays the ID of the tier which has been assigned to the member.
    Example: "Tier1"

  - `data.assigned_users` (object)
    Displays the following details for the member who has been assigned the tier.

  - `data.assigned_users.user_id` (string)
    Displays the user ID of the member.
    Example: "pb216"

  - `data.assigned_users.tier_status` (string)
    Displays whether the assigned tier status is currently active or inactive.
    Example: "active"

  - `data.assigned_users.expire_at` (string)
    Displays the tier expiration date in  yyyy-MM-dd format. If no value is provided in the request body, it will be displayed as null.
    Example: "2025-02-27"