Understand why HID Origo organization and device (reader/controller) management is not exposed as a public self-serve API
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Steps
Review the Origo docs Introduction page, which states the API is intended for developers enrolled in HID's Technology Partner Program
Note that a separate SCIM v2 User Management API exists, but per HID's own docs it currently only works in conjunction with the Credential Management API, not as a standalone org/user directory API
For organization structure and physical device (reader/controller) provisioning, use the HID Origo Management Portal (portal.origo.hidglobal.com) — this is the documented path today, not a public REST endpoint
If building an integration that needs device-level management, plan to apply for Technology Partner certification before attempting production API access
Design your integration's data model around invitations/credential containers (which the API does expose) rather than assuming direct device CRUD is available
Known gotchas
Application-IDs are only production-approved after Technology Partner Service certification — don't design around uncertified sandbox access being sufficient long-term
The SCIM User Management API's partial support (tied to Credential Management only) means it cannot be used as a general org/user admin API
No public reader/controller provisioning API was found; assuming one exists and building against a guessed endpoint will fail
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