Credentials
The acs_credential Object
Means by which an access control system user gains access at an entrance. The acs_credential
object represents a credential that provides an ACS user access within an access control system.
An access control system generally uses digital means of access to authorize a user trying to get through a specific entrance. Examples of credentials include plastic key cards, mobile keys, biometric identifiers, and PIN codes. The electronic nature of these credentials, as well as the fact that access is centralized, enables both the rapid provisioning and rescinding of access and the ability to compile access audit logs.
For each acs_credential
, you define the access method. You can also specify additional properties, such as a PIN code, depending on the credential type.
Properties
access_method
Enum
Access method for the credential. Supported values: code
, card
, mobile_key
.
acs_credential_id
UUID
ID of the credential.
acs_credential_pool_id
UUID
acs_system_id
UUID
ID of the access control system that contains the credential.
acs_user_id
UUID
ID of the ACS user to whom the credential belongs.
assa_abloy_vostio_metadata
Object
Vostio-specific metadata for the credential.
card_number
String
Number of the card associated with the credential.
code
String
Access (PIN) code for the credential.
created_at
Datetime
Date and time at which the credential was created.
display_name
String
Display name that corresponds to the credential type.
ends_at
String
Date and time at which the credential validity ends, in ISO 8601 format. Must be a time in the future and after starts_at
.
errors
List of Objects
Errors associated with the credential.
external_type
Enum
Brand-specific terminology for the credential type. Supported values: pti_card
, brivo_credential
, hid_credential
, visionline_card
.
external_type_display_name
String
Display name that corresponds to the brand-specific terminology for the credential type.
is_issued
Boolean
Indicates whether the credential has been encoded onto a card.
is_latest_desired_state_synced_with_provider
Boolean
Indicates whether the latest state of the credential has been synced from Seam to the provider.
is_managed
Boolean
is_multi_phone_sync_credential
Boolean
Indicates whether the credential is a multi-phone sync credential.
is_one_time_use
Boolean
Indicates whether the credential can only be used once. If true
, the code becomes invalid after the first use.
issued_at
Datetime
Date and time at which the credential was encoded onto a card.
latest_desired_state_synced_with_provider_at
Datetime
Date and time at which the state of the credential was most recently synced from Seam to the provider.
parent_acs_credential_id
UUID
ID of the parent credential.
starts_at
String
Date and time at which the credential validity starts, in ISO 8601 format.
visionline_metadata
Object
Visionline-specific metadata for the credential.
warnings
List of Objects
Warnings associated with the credential.
The specific structure of each object in this list depends on the value of its warning_code
field.
Variants:
workspace_id
UUID
ID of the workspace that contains the credential.
Warnings
waiting_to_be_issued
Indicates that the credential is waiting to be issued.
schedule_externally_modified
Indicates that the schedule of one of the credential's children was modified externally.
schedule_modified
Indicates that the schedule of the credential was modified to avoid creating a credential with a start date in the past.
being_deleted
Indicates that the credential is being deleted.
unknown_issue_with_acs_credential
An unknown issue occurred while syncing the state of the credential with the provider. This issue may affect the proper functioning of the credential.
needs_to_be_reissued
Access permissions for the credential have changed. Reissue (re-encode) the credential. This issue may affect the proper functioning of the credential.
Events
acs_credential.deleted
An ACS credential was deleted.
acs_credential.issued
An ACS credential was issued.
acs_credential.reissued
An ACS credential was reissued.
acs_credential.invalidated
An ACS credential was invalidated. That is, the credential cannot be used anymore.
Endpoints
Assigns a specified credential to a specified access system user.
Creates a new credential for a specified ACS user.
Deletes a specified credential.
Returns a specified credential.
Returns a list of all credentials.
/acs/credentials/list_accessible_entrances
Returns a list of all entrances to which a credential grants access.
Unassigns a specified credential from a specified access system user.
Updates the code and ends at date and time for a specified credential.
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