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Create Policy

Create a new custom policy for project.

A policy is a reusable set of permissions (allow/deny rules over modules and actions). Policies are attached to roles; a user's effective permissions are the union of the policies on all their roles.

This endpoint creates the policy; the response returns its id.

Create a new custom policy for project.

post
Authorizations
HTTPRequired

JWT Bearer Authorization

Path parameters
versionstring Β· nullableRequired

The CodeMash API version used to fetch data from the API. If not specified, the last version will be used. E.g.: v3

Body

Create a new custom policy for project.

policyNamestringRequired

Display name of the new policy, unique within the project.

descriptionstring Β· nullableOptional

Optional human-readable description of what the policy grants.

policyDocumentJsonstring Β· nullableOptional

AWS-IAM-style policy document as a raw JSON string (an object with a permission statement list) matching PolicyDocument.schema.json. Malformed or invalid documents are rejected before any change is made.

projectIdstringRequired

ID of your project. Can be passed in a header as norbix-project-id.

envstring Β· nullableOptional

Target environment for this request (e.g. TEST, STAGING). Optional β€” when omitted the request runs against PROD. Can be passed in a header as norbix-env.

cultureCodestring Β· nullableOptional

Specify culture code when your response from the API should be localised. E.g.: en

timeZoneIdstring Β· nullableOptional

TimeZone

correlationIdstring Β· nullableOptional

CorrelationId for each request

Responses
200

OK

application/json
idstring Β· nullableOptional
statusstring Β· nullableOptional
post/{version}/membership/policies
200

OK

In the dashboard

Manage this visually in Norbix Cloud β€” see Membership β†’ Policies.

Use it from code

Every Norbix SDK exposes this endpoint as a method β€” see Create Policy in the SDK reference, with examples in every language.

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