Fetch Kisi access group details, their assigned locks, and role assignments through the Kisi API.
domain: docs.kisi.io · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate with the Authorization header format KISI-LOGIN followed by your API key
Call GET /groups with an ids filter to retrieve group details, including member and lock counts
Call GET /group_locks with a group_id filter to list the doors assigned to a group
Call GET /role_assignments with a user_id filter to see which roles and groups a user belongs to
Cross-reference the group and lock data to audit who has access to which doors
Known gotchas
Kisi's product docs only walk through read/fetch operations for groups - creating or editing groups is documented as a dashboard-only workflow, so confirm whether create/edit endpoints exist in your account's interactive API reference before relying on them
Requests are capped at 5 per second per user, with 429 responses requiring exponential backoff
Group scope, organization-wide versus place-specific, affects which locks and members appear in results
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