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Revocation reasons
consent.revoked now says who revoked access and from where.
version
v3.1.0
The consent.revoked event has a new reason field: user_in_app, user_at_bank, expired or revoked_by_api. Knowing the source helps you decide whether to ask the user to reconnect.
Revocations made at the bank used to show up only on the next failed sync. Where the bank notifies us, Sluice now sends the event within a minute.
The dashboard ledger shows the same reason next to each revoked connection.
[ try it in the sandbox ]
Node
Python
cURL
connect
import { Sluice } from ‘@sluice/node’;
const sluice = new Sluice(process.env.SLUICE_KEY);
const session = await sluice.connect.sessions.create({
user: ‘user_31c’,
scopes: [‘balances’, ‘transactions’],
});
// send session.url to your user
201 Created · 84 ms
id cs_7Hq2
url https://connect.sluice.dev/cs_7Hq2
expires_in 900
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