Grant a user door access via a Kisi role assignment API call
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Steps
Authenticate with an API key using the KISI-LOGIN authorization scheme
Decide the access scope: group (a defined set of doors, most common), place (a whole location), or organization (everything)
POST to /role_assignments with user_id, role_id (e.g. group_basic for standard door-unlock access), and the corresponding group_id or place_id
Optionally set valid_from and valid_until to time-box the grant, e.g. for a job-specific technician visit
Confirm success via the 200 OK response containing the new role assignment's id and type
Known gotchas
Role assignments grant access to an entire group or place, not a single door; scope the group itself, or use per-door restrictions, if you need finer control
Role-based access can't override group-only restrictions (like disabling app access) for a single user — those only apply at the group level
A user can hold only one role per place/group, though they can hold different roles across multiple places or groups at once
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