Issue a mobile identity credential to a user through the HID Origo Mobile Identities API
domain: doc.origo.hidglobal.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate via OAuth2 client_credentials against POST /authentication/customer/{organization_id}/token on api.origo.hidglobal.com using client_id/client_secret (or a certificate-based signed JWT client_assertion)
Include the required Application-ID and Application-Version headers plus Content-Type: application/vnd.assaabloy.ma.credential-management-<version>+json on every call
Create an Invitation Code for the user (status PENDING) and distribute it via email or another supported channel; the user redeems it in an app embedding the HID Origo Mobile SDK, moving status to ACKNOWLEDGED and creating a Credential Container
Once the Credential Container is ACTIVE, request 'Issue Mobile ID' against it, including the partNumber (Mobile ID SKU) in the UserAction object; this returns a card number and status ISSUE_INITIATED
Confirm the mobile app downloads the credential, moving status to ISSUED; to revoke, call DELETE on the credential id and watch for REVOKE_INITIATED -> REVOKED
Known gotchas
Application-IDs are only approved for production use after the integrator is certified through HID's Technology Partner Service program — sandbox testing works before that, production does not
Mobile Identities API v2.0 was retired (Feb 29, 2024); build against the current v2.1/2.2 SCIM-based schema (urn:hid:scim:api:ma:2.2:*), not older references
Credential issuance is a multi-step async state machine (PENDING/ACKNOWLEDGED/ISSUE_INITIATED/ISSUED or FAILED variants) — treat it as eventually-consistent, not a single synchronous call
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