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Viewing your entitlements
After completing the steps in Exporting your entitlements you will have a JSON text file containing your accounts entitlements.
You can view this file in any Text Editor, or import it into applications which support parsing JSON.
This repository contains a simple HTML/JS based parser into which you can load your file.
A hosted version of the parser is available at: https://andshrew.github.io/PlayStation-Entitlements
Alternatively, download the latest version of index.html and then open this file in your web browser:
https://github.com/andshrew/PlayStation-Entitlements/releases/latest
Regardless of which option you use, all of the parsing of the data in the file is done locally in your browser.
Click the Browse button and select your entitlements file created after following the Exporting your entitlements steps.
By default on Windows this will have been saved to your User Profile folder (eg. C:\Users\username), and on Linux/MacOS/Unix saved to your Home folder (eg. /home/username).
Your entitlements will be parsed into a table. You can sort the columns, or filter to find a specific item using the search box.
Clicking on any row will display additional details about that entitlement.
There are some built in filters:
| Filter Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Subscription | Displays entitlements which have some association with a subscription like PS+ |
| Active | Mostly only displays entitlements from the PS4 onwards |
Entitlements table

Entitlement detail

Entitlement with subscription association

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