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# v1.1.0

#### Added

* **Temporary User Suspension:** The ability to temporarily suspend user accounts via the new `SUSPENDED` status has been introduced.
  * **Feature Description:** A user with this status is blocked from accessing the panel. The status is reversible and can be changed back to `ACTIVE` at any time.
  * **Technical Details:**
    * The `SUSPENDED` status has been added to the `User` object model and as a query parameter in `GET /users`.
    * The `PATCH /users/{userId}` endpoint now handles status changes to and from `SUSPENDED`.
    * The `POST /user-notification` webhook sends notifications for this status change.
* **Access Control:** Users with either `SUSPENDED` or `INACTIVE` status are now prevented from accessing the user panel.
* **Model Enums:** A new `REVIEW` value has been added to the `LegalRepresentativeStatusEnum`.

#### Changed

* **Model Enums:** Changes have been made to existing Enum models.
  * In `EntityValidationErrorEnum`, the error code `INVALID_INACTIVE_STATUS_UPDATE_ERROR` has been renamed to `INVALID_STATUS_UPDATE_ERROR`.


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