Generates an elevation barcode for user elevation, which can be scanned by a manager with sufficient rights to elevate the user's rights.
The returned Barcode you should show for a manager to scan, preferably as QR code through our /barcode endpoint.
The returned RequestToken is our little secret, which you will use to subscribe to the /elevationBarcode SignalR hub to listen for scan events. Once a successful
scan event was triggered, this original RequestToken is then 'confirmed' and you can use it directly as elevation header for your original call. Keep it safe!
:bulb: Optionally supply the OrganizationUnitID, Functionality and Scope of your original request, so we can check the manager rights directly from the scan
on his/her device. Omitting these here will fall back to the default security enforced from the user attempting to use the (confirmed) elevation token, which just gives
a nasty 403 on the employee's device.
Generates an elevation barcode for user elevation, which can be scanned by a manager with sufficient rights to elevate the user's rights.
The returned
Barcodeyou should show for a manager to scan, preferably as QR code through our/barcodeendpoint.The returned
RequestTokenis our little secret, which you will use to subscribe to the/elevationBarcodeSignalR hub to listen for scan events. Once a successful scan event was triggered, this originalRequestTokenis then 'confirmed' and you can use it directly as elevation header for your original call. Keep it safe!:bulb: Optionally supply the
OrganizationUnitID,FunctionalityandScopeof your original request, so we can check the manager rights directly from the scan on his/her device. Omitting these here will fall back to the default security enforced from the user attempting to use the (confirmed) elevation token, which just gives a nasty 403 on the employee's device.