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POST

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

JWT from GET /auth/token. Pass as Authorization: Bearer <token>. Expires after 7200s.

Body

application/json

An AccessRecord. All legal bases use this same schema.

A data access record covering all lawful bases. The same schema is used regardless of processing.legal-basis. The notice field and access-event.consent sub-object are null for non-consent records and populated for consent records.

record-metadata
object
required

ISO 27560 Section 1 — Record Metadata

record-identifier and created-at are assigned by the register on creation and returned in responses; they must not be supplied in request bodies.

identity-record-ref links this access record to the Identity Record that holds the person-property relationship (PII principal, move-in date, address, and identity verification evidence). Supply the ir key returned when the Identity Record was created. The linked Identity Record must have been registered by the same authenticated Data User.

identity-record-ref is required when registering a new Access Record in the standard flow. It may be omitted when a reidentification-token is supplied in the POST /access-records request body — the register resolves the ir internally from the validated token.

notice
object | null
required

Populated for consent-based records; null for all other legal bases.

processing
object
required

ISO 27560 Section 3 — Processing Fields

Defines the shared scope and legal basis of data access. These fields apply to the access registration as a whole regardless of how many controllers are involved.

Per-controller compliance fields — privacy-rights-url, lia-reference, statutory-reference, and storage-conditions — are held on each Controller entry within record-metadata.controller-arrangement, where each controller bears individual accountability.

legal-basis applies to all controllers in the arrangement. For joint arrangements, all controllers must share the same legal basis — if purposes or bases differ, separate Access Records are required.

access-event
object
required

ISO 27560 Section 4 — Access Event Fields

Records when access was registered, its lifecycle state and duration, and (for consent records) the specific details of how consent was expressed.

registered-at serves as the canonical event timestamp for all record types — for consent records it is the date the customer gave consent; for non-consent records it is the date the Controller registered their access.

revoked-at is set by the register on revocation and must not be supplied in request bodies.

consent is required when legal-basis is uk-consent or uk-explicit-consent. It must be omitted or null for all other legal bases (uk-public-task, uk-legitimate-interests, uk-legal-obligation, uk-contract).

reidentification-token
string | null

Cross-DUID only. A confirmed token-ref obtained via POST /identity-records/reidentify. When supplied, identity-record-ref in record-metadata must be omitted — the register resolves the ir internally. The token is single-use, scoped to the initiating Data User, and expires one hour after issuance.

Response

Access record created successfully.

response
object
required
access-token
object
required

The access token issued on successful registration. Pass to Data Providers to enable access verification.

Last modified on March 25, 2026