What should I check before launching a SeleID integration?

List all credentials, account roles, endpoints and retained data. Check least privilege, rotate exposed credentials and test requests from an account without access. Document how to revoke access if needed. If a denied user can read or change a resource, stop rollout and fix authorization at the service boundary.

If a denied user can read or change a resource, stop rollout and fix authorization at the service boundary. List all credentials, account roles, endpoints and retained data. If you need help, include the product you were using and the step that failed. Keep passwords, one-time codes and secret keys private.

Before launch, verify that your integration keeps secrets on the server, restricts access by role and separates test data from production. Test how it handles invalid credentials, unexpected inputs, repeated requests and account removal. Review the security requirements for each SeleID service the integration uses.