userSessionTimeoutSeconds
Learn about the userSessionTimeoutSeconds parameter for the Customer Password Policy API
The userSessionTimeoutSeconds parameter defines how long a user session can remain idle before it automatically times out.
Important: We strongly recommend enabling
userSessionTimeoutSeconds to enforce session idle timeouts and reduce the risk of unauthorized access through inactive sessions. This setting requires coordination between your identity provider (IdP) and the Reltio IdP. Before enabling it, Submit a support request in the Reltio Support Portal. Reltio Support must validate the setup and confirm compatibility with your environment before applying the parameter.The userSessionTimeoutSeconds parameter for the Customer Password Policy endpoint specifies the period of time (in seconds) a session can remain idle before the session times out and users are required to get a new token to log in again.
For example, pass 300 in a request to end sessions if idle for 5 minutes:
{
"userSessionTimeoutSeconds": 300
//rest of the fields
}The idle timeout countdown begins from the last action performed in Reltio. For example, if a user views an entity and then remains inactive, the countdown starts from that point.
Note: Mouse clicks or movements aren’t counted as actions unless they trigger a platform task.
For information on the other parameters in this API operation, see topic Customer Password Policy APIs.