Send Apono access request data to your internal systems with event-triggered HTTP messages
This reference describes each of the properties of the webhook payload schema.
The payload schema defines the structure of the data that you can pass in the webhook payload. Apono uses the Handlebars templating language to format expressions for certain data fields.
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data.access_groups.integration object
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data.access_groups.resource_types object
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data.access_groups.access_units object
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data.access_groups.access_units.resource object
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data.access_groups.access_units.resource.type object
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data.access_groups.access_units.permissions object
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data.approvals.approver object
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event_type string
Webhook trigger, corresponding to different access request statuses
event_time float
Time of the event occurrence in epoch seconds.milliseconds
data object
Field containing an embedded object with contextual information about the triggering event See data object.
id string
Apono request ID
friendly_id string
Human-readable ID that also appears in the Apono UI
requester object
Metadata about the user requesting access See data.requester object
justification string
Reason provided by requester for needing access
creation_date float
Date the access request was created in epoch seconds.milliseconds
revocation_date float
Date the access request was revoked in epoch seconds.milliseconds
access_flow object
Metadata about a related access flow
See data.access_flow object
access_bundle object
Metadata about a related access bundle
See data.access_bundle object
access_groups object
Metadata about related integrations and resources that the requester wants to access See data.access_groups object
approvals_logical_relation string
Whether the request requires one approver (AnyOf
value) or all approvers within a group (AllOf
value)
approvals object
Metadata about approved access requests See data.approvals object
id string
Requester's Apono ID
name string
Requester’s Apono username
email string
Requester’s email address
id string
Apono ID for the access flow
name string
Customer-created name for the access flow
id string
Apono ID for the access bundle
name string
Customer-created name for the access bundle
integration object
Metadata about the integration that the requester wants to access
See data.access_groups.integration object
resource_types object
Metadata about the resource types that the requester wants to access
See data.access_groups.resource_types
object
access_units object
Metadata about the requested access unit, which is a pairing of a resource and a permission
See data.access_groups.access_units
object.
id string
Apono ID of the integration
type string
Type of resource the requester wants to access, such as Postgresql
name string
Customer-created resource name
id string
Apono ID of the integration
name string
Display name for the resource
display_path string
Logical, hierarchical container for the resource
For example, the display path for an AWS bucket resource type might be AWS-account/us-east/bucket/E2
resource object
Metadata about the resource the requester wants to access
See data.access_groups.access_units.resource
object
permissions object
Metadata about resource permission granted to the requester
See data.access_groups.access_units.permissions
object
id string
Apono ID of the resource
name string
Customer-created name for the resource
path string
Physical path of the resource
For example, the path of a database would be database-name/table-name
type object
Metadata about the resource type the requester wants to access
See data.access_groups.access_units.resource.type
object
id string
Apono ID of the resource type
name string
Name of the resource type
display_path string
Logical, hierarchical container for the resource
For example, the display path for an AWS bucket resource type might be AWS-account/us-east/bucket/E2
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id string
Apono ID for the permission
name string
Name of the permission granted to the requester, such as ReadOnly
name string
Name of the entity approving the request, which could be:
A person
A group, such as an Okta group
A work shift
The word Manager
type string
Type of approver Possible values:
Person
Group, such as an Okta group
Shift, such as an on-call shift
Manager
status string
Status of the request Possible values:
Approved
Rejected
Pending
approver object
Metadata about the person approving the access request
See data.approvals.approver
object.
id string
Approver's Apono ID
name string
Approver's Apono username
email string
Approver's email address