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# Propagate Entitlements from Limio to Zephr
Limio also supports creating Entitlement Code in Limio that can map to Zephr entitlements or products.
## (For Zuora Billing Users) Mapping temporary entitlements via Zephr plug-in
For Zuora Billing user, you can leverage Zephr/Zuora integration to propagate entitlements.
However, that integration is typically not real-time and you may need an option to propagate entitlements from new orders directly from Limio to Zephr. Limio has a Zephr order plug-in to allow to map Limio Entitlements directly to Zephr Products. Learn more at: [Map Temporary Entitlements for New Orders](/integrations/other-integrations/zephr/how-to-propagate-entitlements-from-limio-to-zephr/how-to-map-temporary-entitlements-for-new-orders-from-limio-to-zephr.md)
## (For other billing systems) Mapping all entitlements via webhooks
At the time of order or switch (update/downgrade) or cancel/save (adding another term to the subscription), Limio will generate a webhook with the entitlement that can be sent to Zephr via a middleware to provision the necessary entitlement for the customer. This is particularly useful to allow for real-time provisioning of digital access at the time of purchase.
Go to Settings > Webhooks to configure the endpoint for Entitlement updates. Learn more about Limio webhooks [here](https://docs.limio.com/developers/webhooks/using-webhooks).
Once configured, you can see webhooks at [/objects/webhooks/limio](https://docs.limio.com/developers/webhooks/using-webhooks).
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