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- Document creating, listing, getting, and revoking org invites via the Management API - Link related portal, access-policy, add-user, and webhook pages to the new guide
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Platform confirmation before mergeThree things to confirm on the platform side. Easy to action as a batch. 1. Org-level sign-up vs invitations The guide now says an invitation bypasses the environment-level Allow self sign-up setting, but the organization-level sign-up setting is still enforced — if the target organization isn't accepting sign-ups, the invitee is blocked. The intent appears to be that invitations bypass the org-level check too. The invite exemption exists at the membership-creation step but not at the earlier authorization gate, so this may be a platform bug rather than a documentation gap. Please run an invite into an organization with sign-ups off before merge. If invitations do bypass the org-level check, the “What the invited person sees” / Before you start wording should revert toward the previous environment-only claim. 2. Rate-limit HTTP status codes The docs list 3. Management API deep links The four
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In `@src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/invite-users-to-org.mdx`:
- Around line 153-159: Update the sender-order list near the “send_email”
guidance to state that an organization-specific sender requires a custom SMTP
email provider with provider details configured for that sender address, while
preserving the existing sender precedence and links.
- Around line 193-195: Align the invitation outcome descriptions in the relevant
sections of invite-users-to-org.mdx and invited-user-experience.mdx so revoked
invitation links consistently state that users see the expired-invitation
message. Remove or revise the conflicting generic “Invitation code not usable”
wording, while preserving accurate behavior for accepted or otherwise unusable
codes.
- Line 92: Update the role-assignment guidance in the invite-users documentation
to state that explicit role assignment requires the caller or represented user
to hold the necessary permission, and that Kinde-hosted plans require the
extended_roles entitlement for roles other than owner and admin.
In `@src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/send-invitations-webhook.mdx`:
- Line 35: Update the webhook example description to cover only newly created
users, or add the corresponding user.updated flow for existing users added to an
organization; do not imply that user.created captures membership changes.
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Clarify role-assignment and SMTP sender prerequisites, align revoked-invitation messaging, and scope webhook examples to user.created vs user.updated. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Went through the diff, the API spec, and all four CR threads on this one. Everything CR flagged is actually fixed in db8ed9a0 - checked the diff directly, not just thread status. Cross-checked the new page's API claims (scopes, field limits, response shape, role-assignment/extended_roles wording) against the live management API spec and it all lines up. relatedArticles and cross-links all resolve to the right pages. Good to merge - the org-level-sign-up-bypass question you flagged in your own comment is the one thing still open, but that's a live-environment check on your side, not a docs issue.
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In `@src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/invite-users-to-org.mdx`:
- Line 89: Update both cited locations in
src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/invite-users-to-org.mdx (lines 89 and
258) to retain the organization-level Allow registrations requirement,
clarifying that invitations bypass environment-level Allow self sign-up but
still require organization registrations to be enabled for invited users to
complete registration.
In `@src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/send-invitations-webhook.mdx`:
- Line 45: Update the user.updated guidance to require local membership-state
tracking and comparison of the incoming organizations array against stored
memberships before sending organization notifications, so role or permission
updates do not trigger welcome emails.
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| 1. Go to **Settings > Environment > Webhooks** and select **Add webhook**. | ||
| 2. Fill in the name and details, and select an endpoint for receiving the hook. This might be in your product. | ||
| 3. Choose the `user.created` event trigger. | ||
| 3. Choose the `user.created` event trigger for new accounts. If you also want to notify existing users when they're added to an organization, add `user.updated`. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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In the current Kinde user.updated webhook schema, what reliable payload field or documented process identifies that a user was newly added to a specific organization rather than having roles or permissions changed?
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In the current Kinde user.updated webhook schema, there is no direct or explicitly documented flag or payload field that distinguishes whether a user was added to an organization versus having their roles or permissions changed [1]. The user.updated event is triggered for both scenarios: when a user is added to an organization and when their roles or permissions within an existing organization are modified [1]. Because the webhook provides the current state of the user's organizations array (including nested roles and permissions) but not a "diff" or an "event reason" field, you must implement a state-tracking mechanism to identify specific changes [2][1]. To reliably identify if a user was newly added to an organization, you should: 1. Maintain a local database or cache of the user's current organization memberships (e.g., storing the set of organization codes currently associated with the user). 2. Upon receiving a user.updated webhook, compare the organizations array in the incoming payload against your locally stored state [2][1]. 3. Determine that a user was newly added if an organization code appears in the webhook payload that was not present in your local records for that user. This approach is necessary because the Kinde webhook payload contains only the updated snapshot of the user's profile and organization assignments, rather than explicit metadata detailing the cause of the update [2][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.answeroverflow.com/m/1381717231251226704
- 2: https://docs.kinde.com/authenticate/enterprise-connections/mapping-users-enterprise/
- 3: https://docs.kinde.com/integrate/webhooks/about-webhooks/
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Filter user.updated before sending an organization notification.
user.updated can also result from role or permission changes. The payload has the current organization state, but no documented change reason or membership-transition flag. Document local state tracking and compare the incoming organizations array with stored memberships before sending the email. Otherwise, unrelated updates can trigger welcome emails.
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In `@src/content/docs/manage-users/add-and-edit/send-invitations-webhook.mdx` at
line 45, Update the user.updated guidance to require local membership-state
tracking and comparison of the incoming organizations array against stored
memberships before sending organization notifications, so role or permission
updates do not trigger welcome emails.
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Adds a dedicated guide for inviting people into a Kinde organization from your own application with the Management API, covering create, list, get, and revoke, plus
send_emailvs deliveringinvite_linkyourself.This change also:
Allow invitations, invite application with an Application login URI) and the M2M scopescreate:organization_invites,read:organization_invites, anddelete:organization_invites.Corrections against platform behaviour
Follow-up pass to match verified handler/spec behaviour:
is_sent: truemeans the email was queued, not delivered. A201withsend_email: truecan still returnis_sent: false. No invitation webhook events exist —user.createdoraccepted_onis the join signal.codetable. HTTP status codes are intentionally omitted.send_email: falseplus deliveringinvite_linkis the route to full copy control.rolesmust be a JSON array, invitations do not expire automatically, and revoked links look expired to the invitee.Related issues & labels (optional)
Supersedes #803, which GitHub closed automatically when the source branch was renamed from
t3code/docs-organization-invitation-guidestoupdate/docs-organization-invitation-guides.Summary by CodeRabbit