[FEATURE] :Allow API Maker User's Token Across Admin Users By default an API Maker user's x-am-authorization token works only inside the admin user account that issued it. A new root setting lets the same token be reused in your other admin user accounts, so a user who exists in several accounts logs in once instead of once per account.
Where to turn it on :Root Settings → Deployment Settings → Security → Allow API Maker User's Token Across Admin Users. It is a checkbox and it is off by default, so nothing changes until you turn it on.
When a token is accepted : the other admin user account must have an active API Maker user with the same usernameand the same password. If either one differs, the token is rejected as before.
Whose permissions apply : always the API Maker user of the account serving the request — its own groups, roles and permissions. The token only proves who you are; it never carries permissions from one account into another.
Changing a password stops it everywhere : the token must still be valid in the account that issued it. So rotating that password immediately invalidates the token in all accounts at once, in one step.
Nothing else changes : a token used inside its own admin user account keeps working exactly as it did, whether the setting is on or off.
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