Understanding scopes Praxis Desk
Scopes are permissions that define which data an API access credential can read or modify. You assign scopes when creating an API access credential.
Available scopes
| Scope | Label | Description |
|---|---|---|
full_access | Full access | Access to all areas. Can only be granted by company owners. |
appointments | Appointments | Read appointments |
customers | Customers | Read, create, and edit customers |
services | Services | Read services |
company | Company | Read the company profile |
locations | Locations | Reserved for future features |
users | Staff | Reserved for future features |
medicals | Medical fee services | Read, create, and edit medical fee services |
Recommendation
Always grant only the permissions an application actually needs. If an application only reads appointments, the appointments scope is enough — full access is not necessary.
This principle of least privilege protects your data: if an API access credential ends up in the wrong hands, the potential damage is limited.
You can find the full technical reference of all scopes in the API reference.