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that provide them with different amounts of monthly emails to send and
other features).

The L<Abilities> role defined three entities: users, roles and actions.
This role defines three more entities: customers, plans and features.
Customers are organizations, companies or individuals that subscribe to
your web service. They can subscribe to any number of plans, and thus be
provided with the features of these plans. The users from the Abilities
module will now be children of the customers. They still go on being members
of roles and performing actions they are granted with, but now possibly
only within the scope of their parent customer, and to the limits defined
in the customer's plan. Plans can inherit features from other plans, allowing
for defining plans faster and easier.

Customer and plan objects are meant to consume the Abilities::Features
role. L<Entities> is a reference implementation of both the L<Abilities> and
L<Abilities::Features> roles. It is meant to be used as-is by web applications,
or just as an example of how a user management and authorization system
that consumes these roles might look like. L<Entities::Customer> and
L<Entities::Plan> are customer and plan classes that consume this role.