Hi all,
Greetings!
We are excited to introduce the enhanced version of the JWT authentication mechanism for ASAP add-ons.
ASAP
The ASAP (App Support Across Platforms) add-on in Zoho Desk is a stand-alone app that provides in-app self-service to the end-users. It works in tandem with your business, empowering it with the help center functionality right within the product. With ASAP, your customers do not have to navigate to a different page on your website to access help articles, seek help from customer service, or interact with fellow users. They can find the answers they need right within your business website.
There are two authentication methods available while configuring ASAP in the Desk portal:
Anonymous: Anonymous users are end-users who choose not to log into the ASAP add-on. They can access your help article, submit tickets, view posts in the user community, and chat with your support agents. They can't perform other actions, such as editing or closing support tickets, and interacting with the user community.
JWT: In the JWT authentication method, the end-users are known as authenticated users because they choose to log into the ASAP add-on. They can perform nearly all the available actions within the ASAP add-on. The JWT authentication method is the most secure, and preferred means of authentication.