Scopes
Refers to the specific permissions or access levels that an application can request and be granted to perform certain actions or access certain data.
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Refers to the specific permissions or access levels that an application can request and be granted to perform certain actions or access certain data.
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Scopes define what resources an application can access via an API. In OAuth 2.0, they manage permissions and enhance security. As part of your onboarding, we will determine the appropriate scope for your business.
Access Control: Limit access to resources, e.g., FUSESIGN:OWN.
Granularity: Offer different access levels.
Authorization: Users consent to requested scopes.
Token Enforcement: Tokens carry scopes to restrict access.
Scopes ensure applications request only necessary permissions, improving security and user trust.
FuseSign has the following available Scopes
FUSESIGN:OWN
Only permits actions against the business and may modify any resources they have created.
✅ can create bundles, upload documents and perform actions on any bundles where they are the creator of that bundle.
❌ cannot perform other API actions for example modify bundles that are not theirs or perform contact or bundle search operations.
FUSESIGN
Permits actions against the business and may modify any resources within it
Users must authorize integrations to be allowed into their account This is how that will appear:
