# Tiers

The Tiers file contains data on the various tiers.&#x20;

A sample file is provided below:

{% file src="/files/FuTf3a61ExQrUt4eeUUd" %}

**Available Data:**

* **levelId**: Unique ID of the tier
* **tenantId**: ID of the tenant where the tier is created
* **name**: Name of the tier
* **description**: Description of the tier
* **hasPhoto**: Status indicating if a photo is present (true = 1 / false = null)
* **active**: Status indicating if the tier is active (true = 1 / false = null)
* **conditionValue**: Minimum condition to reach the tier&#x20;

{% hint style="danger" %}
**`conditionValue`  is a deprecated field.** Use values from the **`conditions`** column instead.
{% endhint %}

* **rewards**: Rewards or benefits associated with the tier
* **createdAt**: Date when the tier was created
* **updatedAt**: Date when the tier was last updated
* **tierSetId**: ID of the tier set where the tier is created
* **tierSetName**: Name of the tier set where the tier is created
* **conditions:** List of minimum conditions to reach the tier


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