one_touch_request_responded
This event is triggered when a OneTouch request is either accepted or rejected by the user.
one_touch_request_responded is a OneTouch event, and will be generated for OneTouch usage.
Event attributes
| event | The name of the event |
| objects.app.s_account_sid | The Twilio ID of the account |
| objects.app.s_device_app | The authentication application being used by the device; this will be authy, a custom branded customer app name, or an SDK-based app name |
| objects.app.s_id | The ID of the customer app |
| objects.app.s_type | The type of the customer app; either full or trial |
| objects.onetouch_request.s_device_geolocation | The device’s geolocation |
| objects.onetouch_request.s_device_signing_time | The datetime when the device signed the request |
| objects.onetouch_request.s_errors | A list of errors created when creating or updating the request; may be empty |
| objects.onetouch_request.i_expiration_timestamp | The date when the OneTouch request will expire |
| objects.onetouch_request.i_seconds_to_expire | The number of seconds remaining before the request expires |
| objects.onetouch_request.s_status | The status of the OneTouch request; possible values are- pending, approved, denied, or expired |
| objects.onetouch_request.s_uuid | The ID of the OneTouch request |
| objects.user.s_authy_id | The user’s Authy ID |
| objects.user.as_authy_ids | A list of Authy IDs associated with a user; a user may have multiple Authy IDs if they created and then merged multiple accounts |
| objects.user.b_banned | Whether or not the user is banned |
| objects.user.s_country_code | The country code of the user’s phone number |
| objects.user.s_locale | The locale of the user |
| objects.user.s_phone_number | The user’s phone number |
| request.id | The unique ID of the request |
| request.ip | The IP address where the request originated |
| time | The datetime when the event happened |
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