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Input object Identifies the embedded widget session to terminate. At least one field is required. Prefer the operator token if you still hold it: it is verified against your application’s secret, and its expiry bounds how long the termination is remembered. Otherwise supply the jti. Supplying both is allowed as long as they describe the same session; the token wins and the jti is treated as an assertion about it. A jti that disagrees with the token’s own jti is rejected rather than silently ignored, so a mix-up cannot terminate the wrong session.

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String
The operator token you handed to the user to open the widget. Verified against your application’s secret; an already-expired token is still accepted, since terminating an expired session is harmless and lets you terminate without tracking expiry yourself.
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String
The ‘jti’ claim of the operator token that opened the session. Use this when the token itself is no longer available. This is the same value returned to your callback URL as ‘fluz_jti’. If a token is supplied too, this must match the jti inside it.Terminating by jti alone works, but we cannot see the token’s expiry, so the termination is remembered for a fixed period rather than for exactly as long as the session could have been used. Supply the token when you still have it.