Scope doesnt assign to access token on React

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Hello @Xepobopa welcome to the community!

A Management API Access Token () obtained by the SPA is limited in the scopes it can have - Instead, you’ll need to utilize a backend of sorts to get and use a properly scoped access token. The following article outlines this flow:

How can I enable users to change their email address from a SPA or native app?

Question: How can I enable users to change their email address from a SPA or native app? Answer: Public clients (like SPAs and native applications) are restricted from requesting tokens for the management API with the proper scopes for updating a user’s email. These types of applications are limited to a few specific scopes. Because of these limitations, email change requests from public clients must flow through a backend or proxy API. This could be a serverless function with the sole purpose…

Alternatively (and easiest route), you can add a user’s roles as a claim to an Access Token and get them that way:

How to add Roles and Permissions to the ID Token using Actions?

Problem statement Is it possible to retrieve the user’s Roles and/or Permissions and include them in the JWT Token? Solution Yes, it’s possible to retrieve the user’s Roles and/or Permissions and append them to either the ID Token or Access Token. To do so, you must use a Post-Login Action script. 1.1 Roles When adding the user’s Roles to the token, call the event.authorization.roles property and add it as a custom claim to the Token. Please see here on creating namespaced custom claims. Be…

Hope this helps!