[L'OREAL] durable service credential for the Service API, including SQL Editor DDL
Where we stand: with the API key we read and write data maps and query the OData views, and the full loop has now run live on the AI - POC release — an AI-generated rule written in, read back, compiled to SQL, the ETL build triggered, and the view deployed. Everything beyond the data-map write, however, rides the interactive session token (concento-authtoken), which we measured at 300 seconds of life and which only a person completing SSO + MFA can mint. That single constraint is what separates a working PoC from an unattended service.
3. A durable service credential for the Service API, including SQL Editor DDL.
Our solution is being deployed as a service on Google Cloud, where no interactive browser session exists — so a 300-second, human-minted token rules out any scheduled, unattended, or CI operation.
We need an API key or OAuth client-credentials flow for this surface, with the ability to execute DDL through the SQL Editor (ALTER VIEW) — that is how a backed-up view is restored, and the path is already proven working from our code.
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nikhileshshirsale
Aug 20
Guillaume, we have planned this for 26 Q3 ending Oct.
Guillaume Dutey
Aug 19
3 tickets raised as per attached email thread
[L'OREAL] public ETL trigger - Syniti
[L'OREAL] Public read access to compiled SQL / UPD view DDL - Syniti
[L'OREAL] durable service credential for the Service API, including SQL Editor DDL - Syniti
shared with Nikhilesh Prakash Shirsale
note: Isaac Meisner was involved in supporting customer AI team until now
LOREAL _ NEO AGENTIC _ Syniti APIs.txt
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