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So I developed this bot for my company that has a few features to make the employees' lives easier. But some of these features should only be accessible for a few of the employees. Is there anyway you would recommend doing this sort of authorization (checking if the user has access to the feature) without the need for a log in action?
I was thinking of using the "message.From.Id" attribute when the user sends his first message to see if that user in on an authorized-user-list, but I'm not 100% sure if this ID is unique and if it doesn't change over time. Any suggestions or insights?
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So I developed this bot for my company that has a few features to make the employees' lives easier. But some of these features should only be accessible for a few of the employees. Is there anyway you would recommend doing this sort of authorization (checking if the user has access to the feature) without the need for a log in action?
I was thinking of using the "message.From.Id" attribute when the user sends his first message to see if that user in on an authorized-user-list, but I'm not 100% sure if this ID is unique and if it doesn't change over time. Any suggestions or insights?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: