Shipping Pre-registered Keys

This section describes how to install, configure, and use Yubico’s FIDO (Fast Identity Online) pre-registration service (Yubico FIDO Pre-reg) to distribute pre-registered YubiKeys to end-users, for example, employees. Yubico FIDO Pre-reg reduces the IT administrative burden and improves end-user experience by standardizing and streamlining YubiKey onboarding and account recovery.

About Yubico FIDO Pre-reg

With Yubico FIDO Pre-reg the IT administrator (IT admin) for an organization can use the YubiEnterprise API together with an IDP’s WebAuthn API and automated workflows to order pre-registered YubiKeys for end users. The YubiKeys are pre-registered and shipped directly to the specific end user who received a randomly generated PIN code separately.

The following IDPs (Identity Providers) are supported:

• Okta
• Microsoft Entra (Early Access)

Viewing Pre-reg Shipments

You can monitor the status of pre-registered shipments for your organization in the All shipments page of the YubiEnterprise Console. Pre-registered shipments are indicated as AUTO FIDO PRE-REG in the Type column in the All shipments page.

To locate a specific pre-registered shipment, do the following:

• Use the Filters function to filter out pre-registered shipments. Click Filters, select Auto FIDO Pre-reg as Type, and click Apply.
• You can also use search in combination with filters to drill down further into the list of shipments. For more information, see Searching Shipments.

Editing Pre-reg Shipments

Just as for other types of shipments, you can update a pre-registered shipment from the Console until it is locked for processing and fulfillment. Shipments that can be edited are indicated with an Edit icon in the Status column of the All shipments page.

You can update the recipient and address information, the delivery type, or you can delete the shipment request. Note that products included in a pre-registered shipment request cannot be modified. For more information, see Editing or Deleting Shipments.

Viewing Customization Information

A FIDO pre-registered YubiKey is considered a customization and therefore Yubico provides each customer with a unique Customization ID. An organization’s Customization ID is required for integrations such as with Okta. To view your organization’s Customization ID, see Customizations.

General Prerequisites

The following sections describe how to integrate Yubico FIDO Pre-reg with different IDPs. The instructions are intended for IT admins who are setting up shipments of pre-registered YubiKeys for their end users in an environment with an IDP and SSO.

The instructions assume IT administration skills and knowledge of the YubiEnterprise API as well as the specific IDP. Listed tasks include steps both in the YubiEnterprise Console and the IDP application. Refer to the IDP-specific documentation for details.

Ensure the following is in place before you start integrating Yubico FIDO Pre-reg with your IDP:

• Your company is using a supported IDP.
• YubiKey as a Service Plus plan subscription.
• YubiEnterprise Console access with FIDO Pre-reg enabled.
• Customization IDs and Subscription IDs for the YubiKey models you will be shipping to end users. These IDs are provided by Yubico during onboarding of your organization. For more information, see Customizations.

FIDO Pre-reg with Okta

The following describes the steps to get started using Yubico FIDO Pre-reg with Okta and Okta Workflows.

How it Works

The Yubico FIDO Pre-reg integration streamlines the deployment process with improved ease of use and enhanced security. The diagram below, based on Okta as the IDP, illustrates the process.

The Yubico FIDO Pre-reg template developed specifically for Okta Workflows in this case, helps orchestrate the process steps. The Yubico Connector and the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Workflow templates are both integrated with the Okta Workflows console.

Process Flow

The workflows are designed to ensure each request via Okta to Yubico contains all information needed to have the keys shipped to the end user. A secure and encrypted transfer process mitigates any risk of exposing sensitive information.

Workflow: IT Admin and End User

1. The IT admin initiates a shipment request for a pre-registered key from the Okta tenant. This triggers the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Okta Workflows template. All information needed to program and ship a key for an individual user is sent to Yubico through a YubiEnterprise API request. Note that only one key per shipment can be requested.
2. The IT admin receives updates based on the shipping status, and can monitor shipments of pre-registered keys using the YubiEnterprise Console.
3. The end user receives an email containing their YubiKey PIN and their FIDO Pre-reg YubiKey is shipped to them directly. No IDP password or IDP registration is required. The YubiKey PIN code is only communicated to the end user and is encrypted and obscured from Okta, the IT admin, and Yubico.
4. The end user can immediately use the YubiKey and PIN code to authenticate into Okta where they have Single Sign-On (SSO) access to applications to which they have access provided through Okta.

Workflow: Credential and PIN Provisioning

1. The IT admin initiates a shipment request for a pre-registered YubiKey from the Okta tenant.
2. Yubico receives the shipment request from Okta through the YubiEnterprise API. Yubico programs a YubiKey with the information provided in the request. The information contains the credential and PIN code requests, end-user shipping information, and YubiKey form factor.
3. After the YubiKey is programmed, a response is sent back to the YubiEnterprise API including the randomly generated PIN code, serial number, and firmware version. This response is retrieved by the Okta workflows.
4. When the Okta workflows receive the response from the YubiEnterprise API, the YubiKey is enabled for usage. This triggers an email to the end user containing the PIN code for the YubiKey.
5. After the programming of the YubiKey the credential data, including the PIN code, is purged from Yubico systems.

Additionally, the YubiKey can be used as a recovery tool for the IDP’s complementary passwordless feature such as Okta FastPass. For example, if an end user loses their phone and gets a replacement one, they can re-enroll in the Okta service using the YubiKey without needing to call their support services.

Workflow Integration

This section describes the integration between the Yubico Connector in Okta and the Okta Workflows. The integration provides the Yubico action cards used to set up the workflows in Okta for requesting shipments and retrieving shipment information. The Yubico workflow integration includes the action cards described below.

Action	Description
Create Shipment Request	Create a new shipment request to provision a YubiKey that will contain a pre-registered WebAuthn credential.
Get Shipment Details	Get details about a specific shipment request, including the shipment state, and shipment items used for the pre-registration of a WebAuthn credential.
Build Shipment Item	Helper action card that builds a “shipment item” used in the “Create shipment request” action card.
Get Public Transport Keys and Signing Certificate	Pull the current public Yubico transport and signing keys used to encrypt the PIN and credential request payloads.

The input and output parameters for each action card are described in more detail in the following. For more information, see Configuring Workflow Connections.

When you add a Yubico card to a flow for the first time, you will be prompted to authorize the connection. This requires an API token generated from the YubiEnterprise Console. Once you have configured this connection and saved the API token information to it, you can reuse it for other YubiEnterprise-related actions. For more information, see Generating an Authorization Token.

Action: Create Shipment Request

Action card to create a new shipment request to provision a YubiKey that contains a pre-registered WebAuthn credential.

Note

Product ID and Inventory Product list can be found in the Product inventory type mapping table.

Input - Create Shipment Request

Field	Definition	Type	Req’d
Company	Company name of shipment recipient	Text	TRUE
Email	Email address of shipment recipient	Text	FALSE
First Name	First name of shipment recipient	Text	FALSE
Last Name	Last name of shipment recipient	Text	FALSE
Phone Number	Telephone number of shipment recipient The limit is 40 of the alphanumeric characters “0-9+-( )” unless the country code is IN, in which case the limit is 255. Any format is acceptable, with or without spaces.	Text	TRUE
Address	Street address of shipment recipient Note: This field can also include the apartment or unit number.	Text	TRUE
Apt or Unit Number	The apartment or suite or unit number or designation of shipment recipient.	Text	FALSE
City	City of shipment recipient	Text	TRUE
Region	2-letter region or state code of shipment recipient. Mandatory for recipients in the US or Canada.	Text	FALSE
Postal Code	Zip code or postal code of shipment recipient.	Text	TRUE
Country Code	2-letter ISO country code of shipment recipient.	Text	TRUE
List of Shipment Items	List of items and their configuration details, to be included in this shipment. Note: Use the action card Workflow Integration to construct this object.	List of objects	TRUE
Customization ID	ID associated with the specific Yubico customization assigned to an organization.	Text	TRUE
Product ID	ID for the YubiKey model.	Number	TRUE
Inventory Product ID	ID for the “bucket” containing credits for YubiKey ordering. Note: This is not to be confused with the serial number on each YubiKey.	Number	TRUE
Quantity	Number of keys to include in this shipment (current limit is 1).	Number	TRUE
PIN Request - Encrypted	Customization options for YubiKey PIN generation, wrapped as a JWE string. This string is the output provided by Okta’s WebAuthn pre-registration enroll endpoint.	Text	TRUE
Credential Requests	PublicKeyCredentialCreationOptions for WebAuthn credential creation, wrapped as a JWE string. This string is the output provided by Okta’s WebAuthn pre-registration enroll endpoint. Note: This input item is noted as a list. This is due to YubiEnterprise’s API schema, which can accept a list of credential requests for provisioning multiple pre- registered WebAuthn credentials.	List of strings	TRUE
Delivery Type	Type of delivery to be used for the request. If unspecified, its default is standard. - 1 (Standard) - 2 (Expedited)	Number	FALSE

Output - Create Shipment Request

Field	Definition	Type
Shipment ID	The shipment ID of the newly created shipment. Value is null for non-successful API response.	Text
Shipment State ID	The shipment state of the newly created shipment. For values, see Shipment State Codes. Value is null for non-successful API responses.	Number

Action: Get Shipment Details

Action card to get details about a specific shipment including the shipment state and the shipment items used for the pre-registration of a WebAuthn credential.

Input - Get Shipment Details

Field	Definition	Type	Req’d
Shipment ID	ID for a specific shipment.	Text	TRUE

Output - Getting Shipment Details

Field	Definition	Type
Shipment State ID	The shipment state of the newly created shipment. For values, see Shipment State Codes. Value is null for non-successful API responses	Number
Shipment Items	List of items included in the shipment. Underlying objects include details for each item.	List of objects
	product_data: Details about a shipment item. Includes: - serial - version - fido_pin_response - fido_credential_response	List of objects
	serial: Serial number of the item	Text
	version: Firmware version of the item	Text
	fido_pin_response: PIN for the item. Is encrypted as a JWE string. This string should be provided to Okta’s WebAuthn pre-registration activate endpoint.	Text
	fido_credential_response: List of FIDO credentials for the item. Is encrypted as a JWE string. This string should be provided to Okta’s WebAuthn pre-registration activate endpoint.	List of strings
	product_id: ID for the YubiKey model.	Number
	inventory_product_id: ID for the “bucket” containing credits for YubiKey ordering. Note: This is not to be confused with the serial number on each YubiKey.	Number
	product_quantity: Number of YubiKeys to include in this shipment (current limit is 1).	Number

Action: Build Shipment Item

Action card that builds a shipment item used in the Create shipment request action card.

Input - Build Shipment Item

Field	Definition	Type	Req’d
Customization ID	ID associated with the specific Yubico customization assigned to an organization.	Text	TRUE
Product ID	ID associated with the specific YubiKey format.	Number	TRUE
Inventory Product ID	ID for the “bucket” containing credits for YubiKey ordering.	Number	TRUE
Quantity	Number of keys to include in this shipment (current limitation is 1).	Number	TRUE
PIN Request - Encrypted	Customization options for YubiKey PIN generation, wrapped as a JWE string. This string is the output provided by Okta’s WebAuthn pre-registration enroll endpoint.	Text	TRUE
Credential Requests - Encrypted	PublicKeyCredentialCreationOptions for WebAuthn credential creation, wrapped as a JWE string. This string is the output provided by Okta’s WebAuthn pre-registration enroll endpoint. Note: This input item is noted as a as list. This is due to YubiEnterprise’s API schema, which can accept a list of credential requests for provisioning multiple pre-registered WebAuthn credentials.	List of strings	TRUE

Output - Build Shipment Items

Field	Definition	Type
Shipment Item	Object that contains configuration details for an item to include in a shipment.	Object

Action: Get Public Transport Keys and Signing Certificate

Action card to pull the current public Yubico transport and signing keys used to encrypt the PIN code and credential request payloads.

Input - Get Public Transport Keys and Signing Certificate

No input required.

Output - Get Public Transport Keys and Signing Certificate

Field	Definition	Type
Transport Keys - JWKS	Yubico JWKS (JSON Web Key Set) used for deriving an ECDH shared secret. Primarily used for encrypting the PIN and credential requests for the YubiEnterprise API.	Object
Signing Public Keys - JWKS	Yubico JWKS (JSON Web Key Set) containing signing certificates used for signing PIN and credential responses from the YubiEnterprise API.	Object

Implementation Overview

The following provides an overview of prerequisites and steps to get started using Yubico FIDO Pre-reg with Okta, and create a first shipment of pre-registered YubiKeys to an end user.

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the following before starting the implementation procedure:

• Access to a YubiEnterprise Console organization with FIDO Pre-reg enabled.
• A YubiEnterprise Delivery API token. See Generating API Tokens.
• For an overview of the Okta authentication with pre-enrolled YubiKeys, see Require phishing-resistant authentication with pre-enrolled YubiKey (Okta documentation).
• Ensure you have an Okta Identity Engine (OIE) tenant with Adaptive MFA and Okta Workflows entitlements in place.
• In order for users to be able to authenticate with a security key, ensure that FIDO2 WebAuthn is enabled in your Okta tenant. In the Okta Admin Console, configure User verification to use the Preferred option as described in Add the FIDO2 (WebAuthn) authenticator section (Okta documentation).

Note

The FIDO Alliance recommends UV=Required. However, you will need to assess the impact of UV=Required based on your organization’s current settings, as it may impact users across operating systems and browser types if a PIN code is not set. Preferred is an option, if you are concerned about blocking other users.

Important

It is strongly recommend to immediately add a backup YubiKey, WebAuthn, or Fastpass enrollment as protection in case the YubiKey is lost.

Procedure

The Yubico FIDO Pre-reg workflow template for Okta is flexible and you can request a pre-registered YubiKey using the following methods:

• MFA initiated - trigger shipments using Pre-enrolled authenticators in Okta Workflows console (for an individual user).
• Group Add - trigger shipments using the Group Add flow in the Okta Workflows console (for an individual user or multiple users).
• Batch requests - use the API to order YubiKeys for multiple users. For more information, see Order pre-enrolled YubiKeys in a batch (Okta documentation).

Select the applicable method for your organization and follow these steps to set up the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg integration and create a first shipment request:

1. Create groups for new and existing users
2. Configure the Okta policies
3. Add the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Workflow template
4. Configure the workflow connections
5. Add new users to the directory
6. Create a shipment request

Creating Groups for New and Existing Users

In this step you will create groups for new and existing users in Okta. For information on how to do this, see Create groups for new and existing users (Okta documentation).

Configuring Okta Policies

In this step you will configure the Okta policies to support the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg integration.

Global Session Policy

Create a Global Session Policy that is configured to establish the user session with any factor that is not a password. For information on how to do this, see Configure a global session policy (Okta documentation).

Authenticator Enrollment Policy

Authenticator enrollment policies let you manage how and when your end users enroll authenticators, for example to use “WebAuthn Only”. For more information, see Configure an authenticator enrollment policy (Okta documentation).

Adding the FIDO Pre-reg Workflow Template

In this step you will add the Yubico FIDO Pre-registration Okta workflow template to your Okta instance. The template includes flows for example for shipment triggers, shipment processing, and credential mapping.

To add the workflow templates to your Okta instance, do the following:

1. Go to the Okta Workflows Template catalog.
2. Locate the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Workflow template by searching for “Yubico FIDO Pre-reg” in the search bar within the Okta Workflows console.
3. Click Add Template.

Configuring Workflow Connections

In this step you will authorize and configure the Create shipment workflow connections.

Generating an Authorization Token

When you add a Yubico card to a flow the first time you are prompted to authorize the connection. This requires an API token generated from the YubiEnterprise Console. Once you have configured the connection and saved the API token, you can reuse it for other YubiEnterprise-related actions. To generate the token if not already done, see Generating API tokens.

Creating Connection from Okta Org

Do the following to create the connection from the Okta org:

1. In the Okta Admin console, open Workflows and click Connections > New Connection.

2. Locate and select the Okta connector icon.

3. Add a display name for the connection in the Name field, and provide a description.

   

4. Enter the Client ID and Client Secret values provided in Okta Workflows OAuth.

5. In the Domain field, enter your Okta org domain without https://, for example, company.okta.com. If your org uses a custom domain, enter the custom domain.

6. Click Create.

Creating Connection from Yubico Org

Do the following to create a connection from the Yubico org:

1. If not already done, generate an API token as described in Generating an Authorization Token. Save the API token in a location from where you can easily copy and paste it.

2. In the Okta Admin console, open Workflows and click Connections > New Connection.

3. Locate and select the Yubico connector icon.

4. Provide a display name for the connection in the Connection Nickname field, paste the previously generated API token into the API Secret field.

   

5. Click Create.

Updating the Create Shipment - Group Add Flow

If requesting a pre-registered YubiKey via the Group Add flow, you will need to add customization and product IDs to the Create shipment - Group Add flow as described in the following:

1. In the Okta Admin console, open Workflows, select Flows and open the Create shipment trigger - Group add workflow.

   

2. In the Create shipment page, open the dropdown menu on the Edit Conditions card.

   

3. Update the fields as described below using input values provided by Yubico during onboarding of your organization. Note that in this example, the product_id is “1” for key model YubiKey 5 NFC and “29” for key model YubiKey 5C NFC. For more information, see Product and Inventory Identifiers.

   1. If product_id (for YubiKey 5 NFC): Your Customization ID.
   2. If inventory_product_id: Your Subscription ID.
   3. Else if product_id (for YubiKey 5C NFC): Your Customization ID.
   4. Else if inventory_product_id: Your Subscription ID.
   

4. Click Save.

Shipping Pre-reg Keys to Users

In this step you will add new users for shipments and create a shipment request. In order to make a shipment request, the following information is required for the user, either from the Okta Universal Directory (UD) or from your organization’s HRIS (Human Resources Information System):

• First Name
• Last Name
• Street Address
• City
• State/Province (two-letter format)
• Postal Code
• Country Code
• Primary email
• Secondary email (for onboarding new users to receive a PIN code)
• Primary phone number
• Organization

Adding New Users to Directory

The following describes how to add a new user with status “Staged” in Okta. For more information, see Create staged user (Okta documentation).

To add a new user, do the following:

1. In the Okta Admin console, go to Directory > People and click Add person.
2. In the Add Person dialog, enter information as follows:
   • First name, Last name, and Username.
   • Primary email (work email) for active users.
   • Secondary email (personal email used prior to activation for new users).
   • Do not assign the user to any YubiKey groups, this is done later.
   • Set Activation to “Activate later”. This creates the user in status “Staged”.
3. Click Save.
4. On the People page, go to Staged > User > Profile > Edit.
5. Enter the following information required for key shipment: Primary phone, Street address, City, State, Zip code, Country code, and Organization.
6. Click Save.

Creating a Pre-reg Shipment Request

In this step, you will create a Yubico FIDO Pre-reg shipment request. You can create shipment requests either through the Okta Admin console using Okta Groups, or using the API for batch shipment requests. See Integration Procedure.

In this example we will use the Pre-enrolled authenticators option in the Okta Workflows console to create a shipment request.

Note

Only one FIDO Pre-reg YubiKey at a time can be requested for an Okta tenant.

To create a shipment request, do the following:

1. In the Okta Workflows console, ensure the Create shipment trigger - MFA initiated flow is enabled.

   Note

   It is recommended that only one flow at a time be enabled: either the Group Add or the MFA Initiated flow.

   

2. In the Okta Admin console, ensure the user to whom you want to ship the key has a profile in the user directory. If not, create a new user as described in Adding New Users to Directory.

3. Click the profile of the desired user and do the following:

   • If using the Okta Universal Directory (UD) to source the shipping information, ensure this is populated in the user profile.
   • Alternatively, confirm the user’s shipping information is being sourced from an HRIS or other source of truth.

4. In the user profile, click Pre-enrolled authenticators and then click + Add.

   

5. On the YubiKey enrollment and delivery page, enter the Product ID, Inventory ID, and Customization ID provided by Yubico during onboarding. See General Prerequisites.

   

6. On the Yubikey enrollment and delivery page, ensure all required fields are populated: Primary and secondary Email address (PIN code will be sent to both), primary Phone number, Organization, and Shipping address.

   

7. If the user’s shipping information is being sourced elsewhere, you will receive a message stating that it is missing. Ensure that the information is retrieved from another endpoint or update the profile values before continuing.

   

8. Click Continue.

9. The Yubico FIDO Pre-reg workflow is triggered and the fulfillment starts.

   

Yubico receives a request for a pre-registered YubiKey. The request contains all information needed to program and ship the key. When the request is fulfilled and the credential is activated by Okta, the randomly generated PIN code associated with the YubiKey is emailed to the user’s secondary email address (new user). For existing users, it will be sent to their primary email address.

Note

Once the credential is programmed onto the YubiKey, the challenge and credential data, including PIN code, is purged from Yubico systems.

FAQs - FIDO Pre-reg for Okta

• Where can I view the status of the shipment?

  Shipment status can be viewed in the YubiEnterprise Console for your organization. Shipment status can also be viewed in the user’s Okta profile under “Pre-Enrolled Authenticators”. However, this information is pulled from YubiEnterprise Delivery.

• Where do I get the product_id, inventory_product_id, and customization_id?

  Work with your Yubico CSM to obtain these IDs.

• Where do I view errors with the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg template?

  As an Okta Administrator, errors and successes can be viewed in the FIDO Pre-reg Workflow Execution History. For more information, see the Okta Execution History documentation.

• What if my shipment in the Okta Workflows Table is in an error state?

  • If the shipment is in an error state due to an invalid address within the Console, you can manually remove the shipment in the Console.
  • If the shipment is in an error state, but can be fixed, do not duplicate or re-add the entry. Manually change the state from “error” to “ongoing” in the Okta Workflows Shipments table.

• What if the shipment request submitted has an error due to a missing user object field?

  • Review the Execution History for the Create shipment card in the FIDO Pre- reg template to determine the missing object. Navigate to the user object in the Okta Universal Directory (UD) and add the missing input into the appropriate field. Once the required information is provided, make the request again.

  If using an HRIS system, ensure that the user object contains all the necessary user shipping information: Address, city, state, zip code, country code, organization, primary email, secondary email, and primary phone number. Once the required information is provided, make the request again.

  Note

  For organization, the “organization” title may need to be hardcoded in the Okta Workflow card.

• What if I have a custom Okta domain/vanity URL?

  If your Okta organization uses a vanity or custom URL, the Okta Connector and the Okta Device Connector in the Workflows should be configured to use the custom URL. Both the Okta and Okta Devices Connectors will need the custom URL.

• How does the user receive the PIN code?

  The user receives an email with the randomly generated PIN code to their primary and secondary email addresses listed in the Okta Universal Directory (UD).

• Can the user change a PIN code?

  If the forcePINchange flag is set, a user can change the PIN code via the Change PIN option in the Yubico Authenticator app. For more information, see Changing the FIDO2 PIN. Force PIN change is a feature of CTAP 2.1 on 5.7 firmware keys only and it must be specified by the customer ahead of time in the custom configuration form.

  Important

  When using the Yubico Authenticator app, ensure you click Change PIN (and not Reset PIN which will wipe the YubiKey).

• Is there a PIN code length requirement?

  FIDO Pre-reg YubiKeys are programmed with a 6 digit randomly generated PIN code.

• What happens if a user forgets their PIN code?

  The only way to reset an unknown FIDO2 PIN is to reset the authenticator entirely. However, this will unregister your YubiKey with all accounts it has been registered with, including their pre-registered FIDO2 credential, necessitating re-enrollment using either FIDO U2F or FIDO2.

  If you have a general idea of the PIN code, you can try a workaround that will give you 8 PIN code attempts instead of 3 before being locked out. Removing and inserting the key will give you 3 retries each time until you are locked out. Once locked out, your only option is to reset the application.

  Before you do a reset, you should log in to affected accounts and unregister the key you plan to reset. Then make sure you can log back in and modify the account’s two-factor authentication (2FA) settings without your YubiKey. After the reset, you can re-register the key again. Alternatively, if you have a backup YubiKey registered with all of your accounts, you can also use this to log in to modify the 2FA settings.

• What happens if a user accidentally deletes the PIN code email or they are unable to retrieve it?

  In the Okta Admin console, the Okta administrator has the option to send the PIN code to the user before the user makes their first authentication into the Okta tenant. After the user authenticates with their YubiKey and PIN code, the “Send PIN” option is no longer available.

• I see two trigger cards: MFA Initiated and Group Add, why?

  The Group Add trigger is available in order to allow customers to request YubiKeys based on group membership.

• If I initiate a request using the Group Trigger, will I still see it in the user’s Okta profile?

  Yes, the request will be visible in the Okta Admin UI. In the user’s profile navigate to the “Pre-enrolled authenticators” tab.

• I would like to request more than 1 pre-registered YubiKey. How do I trigger a batch Yubico FIDO Pre-reg YubiKey request?

  For information on how to trigger a batch of pre-registered YubiKeys, see Order pre-enrolled YubiKeys in a batch (Okta documentation).

• What if I need to delete a FIDO Pre-reg YubiKey request?

  A request will need to be deleted in the following places: your YubiEnterprise Delivery organization and within the user’s Okta profile on the “Pre-enrolled authenticators” tab. Additionally, it can be removed from the Okta Workflow Pre-reg Shipments table. If not removed from the Shipments Table, on the next process run, the YubiEnterprise API will return a 404 message, and set the status to “error” and not run again.

FIDO Pre-reg with Microsoft

The following describes the steps to get started using Yubico FIDO Pre-reg with Microsoft Entra.

Note

Yubico FIDO Pre-reg with Microsoft is currently in Early Access for identity provider Microsoft Entra. For more information, see Yubico FIDO Pre-reg.

How it Works

The Yubico FIDO Pre-reg integration streamlines the deployment process with improved ease of use and enhanced security. End users receive a YubiKey, already pre-registered in the customer’s Entra ID tenant, directly from Yubico, ready to be used. All use cases such as new and existing employees as well as replacements are supported.

The image below provides an example of a customer environment setup based on Azure components.

Process Flow

The following steps illustrate the end-to-end YubiKey delivery flow:

1. An Admin user or process triggers a YubiKey request for a specific user with a Microsoft Entra WebAuthn credential, via a front-end or IT Service Management orchestration platform.
2. The request is received by the Yubico FIDO Connector app (deployed on customer infrastructure), which in turn makes a request to get WebAuthn credential creation options from Microsoft Entra ID via the Get fido2AuthenticationMethod (Microsoft documentation).
3. The WebAuthn credential options for the specified end user are returned by Entra ID, and a WebAuthn credential request is returned to the Yubico FIDO Connector app.
4. The Yubico FIDO Connector app encrypts the credential request using JSON Web Encryption.
5. Using the provided address from the request in step 2, The Yubico FIDO Connector app creates a shipment request to YubiEnterprise Delivery service including the form factor, shipping information, and attached encrypted credential request.
6. After passing through the YubiEnterprise Delivery service, Yubico decrypts the credential request and creates the credential to the specified form factor. The attestation response from the credential creation is then encrypted.
7. Yubico ships the key to the intended end user.
8. The Yubico FIDO Connector app checks the YubiEnterprise Delivery service for updated shipment status.
9. When the shipment reaches status “Shipped” in the YubiEnterprise Delivery service, the Yubico FIDO Connector app captures the shipping information including tracking number, encrypted credential response, encrypted PIN code, serial number, and firmware version.
10. If the shipment status enters an error state, the applicable error is returned.
11. The shipment status is updated in the customer’s front-end system of choice.
12. The credential response is decrypted by the Yubico FIDO Connector app.
13. The credential is registered on Microsoft Entra via the Create fido2AuthenticationMethod (Microsoft documentation).
14. The PIN code is decrypted and provided to the customer’s delivery system of choice.
15. The PIN code is communicated to the intended end user.
16. The end user authenticates with Microsoft Entra using their YubiKey and PIN code.

The sections in the following provide an overview of solution features and components.

Customer Orchestration

The custom-developed Customer Orchestration connects the various solution components and drives the interaction between them.

• Interacts with an HR system or other sources to get user addresses for shipments.
• Interacts with Entra ID to initiate the registration of security keys for end users.
• Interacts with Yubico APIs to request shipment of YubiKeys to end users.
• Communicates with end users to provide PIN codes separate from the YubiKey delivery.

The Customer Orchestration represents an aggregate of functional requirements for the orchestration, and can be implemented in any number of platforms, automation tools, or code. For example for Azure customers, the orchestration requirements can be fulfilled using services like Azure Logic Apps, Azure Function Apps, or a number of services in their Azure subscription.

Yubico provides a FIDO Connector component that can be deployed to Azure and performs the most complex orchestration parts. For more information, see Yubico FIDO Connector App.

Different components and orchestrations can be used for different use cases. Some new-hire YubiKey issuing workflows can be completely automated using Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) tooling. Other self-service workflows or admin-requested YubiKeys might involve manager approvals using ITSM tooling like ServiceNow.

The Customer Orchestration implements the client-side of the encryption/decryption scheme. It supports the encryption/decryption of individual elements in the credential request and response messages so that the PIN code and other FIDO credential information remains accessible only to the Customer Orchestration. For more information, see Security Features.

The Customer Orchestration components can be configured, customized, and deployed by an IT administrator or a Customer Orchestration developer.

Yubico FIDO Connector App

The Yubico-developed FIDO Connector app is not explicitly required but supports most of the Customer Orchestration requirements.

The Yubico FIDO Connector app is easily deployed to an Azure subscription and handles most of the Customer Orchestration complexities:

• Exposes an API that can be easily called from forms, processes, workflows.
• Performs all interactions with the Microsoft Graph API for registering security keys in an Entra ID tenant.
• Performs all transport encryption before securely transmitting the credential information from the Customer Orchestration to the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg service.
• Keeps track of pending shipments and actively polls the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg service to check on status and updates to pending Yubico FIDO Pre-reg requests.
• Once the shipment request is ready, the app decrypts and verifies the authenticity of the response from the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg service.
• Completes the registration of the security key by calling the Microsoft Graph API.
• Emails the PIN code to the correct contact (end user’s manager by default).

Yubico FIDO Pre-reg API

The Yubico FIDO Pre-reg API provides a shipping request API to the Customer Orchestration and generates fulfillment requests to Yubico. The API implements the communication of a secured YubiKey FIDO token back to the Customer Orchestration.

The Yubico FIDO Pre-reg API is an extension of the YubiEnterprise API which is a cloud-based service providing distribution and logistics for YubiKeys. For more information, see YubiEnterprise API.

Security Features

The following provides an overview of security features of an implementation of FIDO Pre-reg with Microsoft.

Entra ID Access

Yubico has no access to enroll and/or activate credentials directly into a customer’s Entra ID tenant. All interactions with Entra ID are handled by the Customer Orchestration and not Yubico.

Pre-Registered Credentials

Since Yubico has no access to the Entra ID tenant, Yubico registers credentials using FIDO2 creation options details provided in a customer-initiated shipment request, and returns the credential responses for retrieval by the Customer Orchestration. The returned credential details are then used by the Customer Orchestration to register the YubiKey with Entra ID.

PIN Code Provisioning

Yubico generates a PIN code for the YubiKey and returns the PIN code to the YubiEnterprise Delivery service for retrieval by the Customer Orchestration, which then decides how that PIN code gets communicated to the end user.

Transport Encryption

To mitigate the risk of potentially exposing sensitive information about YubiKey token information (credentials, PIN code etc.) for end users in the YubiEnterprise Delivery service, an encrypted transfer mechanism for data from the Yubico environment to the Customer Orchestration is used. Yubico personnel and systems have no access or visibility to any credential information.

Implementation Overview

The following provides an overview of the steps to get started using Yubico FIDO Pre-reg with Microsoft, Azure components, and Entra ID to create a first shipment of pre-registered YubiKeys to an end user.

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the following before starting the implementation procedure:

• Access to a YubiEnterprise Console organization with FIDO Pre-reg enabled.

• YubiEnterprise Delivery Customization ID (CID) , Product and Inventory IDs .

• A YubiEnterprise Delivery API token. See Generating API Tokens.

• An ARM Template JSON file, provided by Yubico.

• A Docker Image for the Yubico FIDO Connector app, provided by Yubico.

• An Azure Resource Group permissions template provided by Yubico.

• To complete the Entra ID configuration, the following user roles are required:

  • Application Administrator
  • Authentication Policy Administrator
  • Global Administrator
  • Privileged Role Administrator

Procedure

Follow these steps to set up the components required for using Yubico FIDO Pre-reg with Microsoft, and create a first shipment of pre-registered YubiKeys to an end user.

1. Configure required Azure permissions
2. Configure authentication and register apps in Entra ID
3. Deploy apps and infrastructure components in Azure
4. Create a shipment request

The sections in the following describe each step in detail.

Configuring Azure Permissions

In this step you will add permissions required for developers that will deploy and configure the applications in Azure.

When adding the permissions, use one of the following options:

• Use an existing account with the required permissions.
• Create a Resource Group and add a custom role using a predefined permissions template. The steps to do this are described in the following.

Creating a Resource Group

If not already available, you must create an Azure Resource Group prior to adding the required user permissions.

To create a Resource group, do the following:

1. Log in to the Azure Portal .
2. Search for and select “Resource groups”.
3. Click Create.
4. Select the appropriate Subscription and Region, and provide a descriptive Resource group name, for example “Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Service”.
5. Click Review + create.

Adding a Custom Role

To add a custom role with the required permissions, do the following:

1. In the Azure portal, create a custom role with the permissions from the predefined permissions template scoped to the previously created Resource group.
2. When the custom role is created, assign the new “Privileged administrator role” to the user or the security group that is deploying the resources.

Note

The “Microsoft.Authorization/roleAssignments/write” permission results in the new role being a Privileged administrator role.

Assigning an Email License

The Azure developer or admin account that will be authorizing a connection to Office 365 will need an Office 365 license to be able to send emails with PIN codes to end users.

This setup uses the Office 365 email service. If you want to use a different email service, you can update the “Send_shipment_pin Logic App flow” after the deployment to use a preferred delivery service.

To assign an Office 365 license to the account, do the following:

1. Log in to the Microsoft 365 admin center.
2. Go to Billing > Licenses and assign a license granting access to Office/Microsoft 365. If your organization requires additional licenses you might need to work with the Billing Account Owner or Billing Account Contributor.

Configuring Entra ID

In this step you will configure Entra ID for authentication and authorization management.

To complete all configuration steps described below, the following roles are required.

• Application Administrator
• Authentication Policy Administrator
• Global Administrator
• Privileged Role Administrator

The required permissions for each configuration step is listed, which is useful if your organization practices separation of duties.

FIDO2 Policy Authentication Methods

In this step you will configure the authentication methods policies used in Entra ID.

Note

To complete these configuration steps you must have either the Authentication Policy Administrator or the Global Administrator role.

To configure the Entra ID policies to allow the use of FIDO2 credentials, do the following:

1. Log in to the Microsoft Entra admin center as at least an Authentication Policy Administrator, see Built-in Roles (Microsoft documentation).
2. Go to Protection > Authentication methods > Policies.
3. Under the method Passkey (FIDO2), set the toggle to “Enable”. Select “All users” or “Add groups” to select specific groups. Only security groups are supported (you cannot use dynamic groups or individual users).
4. Save the configuration.

The Configure tab has additional settings to control how passkeys are used for sign-in:

• Allow self-service set up: Must be set to “Yes”. If this is disabled, security keys cannot be registered, not even using administrative registration processes.
• Enforce attestation: Recommended setting “Yes”. This ensures that a FIDO2 security key model or passkey provider is genuine, comes from a legitimate vendor, and that the signature of the attestation is backed by a known trusted certificate.
• Enforce key restrictions: Recommended setting “Yes”. This lets your organization only allow or disallow certain security key models or passkey providers which are identified by their Authenticator Attestation GUID (AAGUID). Adds more control for your organization to only trust AAGUIDs that your organization has vetted. For a full list of YubiKey AAGUIDs, see the Yubico support site.

Important

If security keys or passkeys are already used in your Entra ID environment, ensure that these configuration changes do not break the sign-in for existing users. Enforce attestation requires that attestation information from the authenticator is returned. If the authenticator does not support attestation, or the attestation is not trusted, the authenticator cannot be registered as an authentication method. All YubiKeys should be supported when Enforce attestation is enabled. However, other authenticators being registered by your users may not be supported when Enforce attestation is enabled.

For more information, see Enable passkeys (FIDO2) for your organization (Microsoft documentation).

Registering Apps

In this step you will register the Yubico FIDO Connector app and the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Test Client (optional).

An app must be registered to allow the app itself to connect to the Microsoft Graph API, and to allow other clients such as Entra ID IGA, test clients, ServiceNow and other custom applications, to connect to the app to invoke requests.

It is recommended that any forms, processes, and workflows used to call the Yubico FIDO Connector app follow a similar registration pattern with distinct credentials as described in the following.

Note

Most of the registration steps can be performed by an admin user with the Application Administration role. However, some steps require a user with the Global Administrator role to complete as indicated in the registration step descriptions.

Yubico FIDO Connector App

To register the Yubico FIDO Connector app, do the following:

1. Log in to the Microsoft Entra admin center and go to Applications > App registrations.
2. Click + New registration.
3. Provide a descriptive name, for example “Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Service”, and click Register.
4. Under Manage, click API permissions.
5. Click + Add a permission.
6. Select “Microsoft Graph”.
7. Click Application permissions.
8. Search for “UserAuthenticationMethod.ReadWrite.All” and select the permission.
9. Click Add permissions.
10. Next to the list of permissions, select “Grant admin consent for {tenant name}”. Note: Global Administrator role is required for this step.
11. Under Manage, click Expose an API.
12. Click Add next to the Application ID URI.
13. Edit the Application ID URI to a value like “api://fido-connector-api.{verified domain name}.
    • The verified domain name can be either a custom domain that has been verified by the tenant, or you can use the default domain that ends with “.onmicrosoft.com”.
    • The Application ID URI represents the scope that clients will use when authenticating to call the API. This value will be populated as an ARM template parameter FIDO_Connector_Allowed_Audiences. The URI does not need to be resolvable, but should have a descriptive scope name.
14. Click + Add a scope and set the following:
    • Scope name: “create_request”
    • Display name fields: “create_request”
    • Description fields: “Allows Yubico FIDO Pre-reg requests”
15. Click Add scope.
16. Under Manage, click Certificates & secrets.
17. Click + New client secret.
18. Provide a name for your client secret and accept the recommended expiration.
19. Click Add.
20. Copy the client secret. This will be used in the ARM template as FIDO_Connector_Client_Secret.
21. Go to Overview and copy the Application (client) ID value. This will be used in the ARM template as FIDO_Connector_Client_Id.

For more information, see Register an application with the Microsoft identity platform (Microsoft documentation).

Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Test Client

Registering this app is optional. However, the app is useful when testing direct calls to the Yubico FIDO Connector app. The application credentials created here can be used in a Postman test client or any other HTTP test client when testing the app deployment.

To register the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Test Client app, do the following:

1. Log in to the Microsoft Entra admin center and go to Applications > App registrations.
2. Click + New registration.
3. Provide a descriptive name like “Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Test Client” and click Register.
4. Under Manage, click Certificates & secrets.
5. Click + New client secret.
6. Provide a name for your client secret and accept the recommended expiration.
7. Click Add.

The app credentials you created here will be used later when testing the app deployment. For more information, see Testing.

Other Forms and Workflows

It is recommended that any forms, processes, and workflows used to call the Yubico FIDO Connector app follow a similar registration pattern with distinct credentials, as described here for other app registrations.

Azure Deployment

In this step you will deploy the Yubico FIDO Connector app itself along with the underlying infrastructure and required configuration changes.

Prerequisites

Before you start the deployment, ensure you have the following:

• Access to a YubiEnterprise Console organization with FIDO Pre-reg enabled, along with a YubiEnterprise Delivery API token. See Generating API Tokens.
• An ARM Template JSON file, provided by Yubico.
• A Docker Image for the Container app, provided by Yubico. The Docker image contains the Registry name/password used in the deployment.
• Completed all steps in the Configuring Entra ID. This includes developer permissions to deploy Azure services, along with FIDO policies, as well as App registrations.

Procedure

These are the steps to deploy the components in Azure:

1. Deploy the ARM template
2. Configure the Container app
3. Grant permissions to the Container app
4. Grant permissions to the Logic App
5. Authorize Logic App to use Office 365 connector

Each step is described in detail in the following.

Deploying ARM Template

To deploy the ARM template, do the following:

1. Log in to the Azure portal.
2. In the Home view, search for and select “Deploy a custom template”.
3. Click Build your own template in the editor.
4. Click Load file, then select the ARM template file provided by Yubico.
5. Click Save.
6. In the configuration menu, provide the following values:
   • Subscription: Select your Azure Subscription.
   • Resource group: Select or create a resource group for this deployment.
   • Region: Leave as default, all resources are deployed to the local region of the resource group.
   • YED_API_TOKEN: Paste in the token generated in Prerequisites.
   • Key Vault_Resource_Name: Provide a unique name for your key vault instance.
   • Container_App_Name: Provide a unique name for your container app.
   • Container_Registry_Name: Use the Registry name from Prerequisites.
   • Container_Registry_User: Use the Registry user name from Prerequisites.
   • Container_Registry_Password: Use the Registry password from Prerequisites.
   • FIDO_Connector_Client_Id: Client ID from the app registration.
   • FIDO_Connector_Client_Secret: Client Secret from the app registration.
   • FIDO_Connector_Allowed_Audiences: List of scopes/audiences that a client application must use for calling the app’s API. The default value used earlier was api://fido-connector-api.{verified domain name}. Ensure this is formatted as an array of strings, for example ["scope_1", "scope_2"].
   • FIDO_Connector_Allowed_Client_Apps: List of app registrations that are allowed to call this app’s API, as registered in client app registrations. The optional app registration, if performed, can be used as the ID string. Ensure that the formatting is an array of strings including each client app ID. Example: ["client_app_id_1"].
   • Storage Account_Resource_Name: Provide a unique name for your storage instance.
   • workflows_Send_shipment_pin_name: Leave as default, or enter a name based on your preferred naming convention.
7. Click Review + create.
8. When the validation completes, click Create and wait for your application to deploy.

Configuring Container App

To configure environment variables for the Container app, do the following:

1. In your Container App resource, go to Application > Containers.
2. Click Edit and deploy.
3. In the Properties tab, set the Image source to “Docker Hub or other registries”.
4. In the Container tab, click yubicofidopreregcontainer in the Container Image section.
5. On the Properties tab, for Image source select “Docker Hub or Other Registries”.
6. Click Environment Variables.
7. Set SEND_PIN_URL as follows:
   1. Go to your Resource Group.
   2. Open the logic app resource Send_shipment_pin.
   3. Copy the value “Workflow URL”.
   4. Paste it into the SEND_PIN_URL value field.
   5. Click Save.
8. Click Create.
9. Wait for your application to instantiate.

Granting Container App Permissions

Note

This step requires Owner role, or role that can create role assignments.

To configure the managed identity for the Container app, do the following:

1. In your Container App resource, go to Settings > Identity.
2. Click Azure role assignments.
3. Click Add role assignment and apply the following values:
   1. Scope: Key Vault.
   2. Subscription: Your subscription.
   3. Resource: The Key Vault deployed by this project.
   4. Role: Key Vault Administrator.
4. Click Save.
5. Click Add role assignment and configure as follows:
   1. Scope: Storage.
   2. Subscription: Your subscription.
   3. Resource: The Storage Account deployed by this project.
   4. Role: Storage Table Data Contributor.
6. Click Save.

Granting Logic App Permissions

Note

These configuration steps require either the Privileged Role Administrator or Global Administrator roles.

To add authorization for the Send_shipment_pin Logic App to call the Microsoft Graph API, do the following:

1. In the Send_shipment_pin Logic App, go to the resource group where the Send_shipment_pin Logic App was deployed.
2. Select the “Send_shipment_pin” Logic App.
3. Go to Settings > Identity.
4. Copy the value for Object (principal) ID.
5. Go to Entra ID in the Azure portal.
6. Go to Manage > Role and administrators.
7. Select the role “Directory Readers”.
8. Click + Add assignments.
9. Under Select members, select “No member selected”.
10. In the search field, paste the “Object (principal) ID” copied from step 4.
11. Select the Enterprise Application displayed and click Select.
12. Click Next.
13. Ensure the Assignment type is selected as “Active”.
14. Enter a justification and click Assign.

Authorizing Office 365 Usage

To authorize the Send_shipment_pin Logic App to use the Office 365 connector, do the following:

1. In the Send_shipment_pin Logic App, go to the resource group where the Send_shipment_pin Logic App was deployed.
2. Select the “Send_shipment_pin” Logic App.
3. Go to Development tools > API connections.
4. Select the “office365” connection.
5. Go to General > Edit API connection.
6. Click Authorize.
7. Log in with the account that will be used as sender of Yubico FIDO Pre-reg PIN code emails.
8. When logged in, click Save.

Testing

In this step you will retrieve an access token and make an API call to test that the app was correctly deployed to your environment. In the test you will leverage the APIs directly, for example by using a client like Postman, or any HTTP client. The test assumes that you have registered the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Test Client as described in Registering Apps.

To retrieve an access token, do the following:

1. Go to the previously created Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Test Client.
2. From your client, make an API call using the following request:
   • Method: POST
   • URL: https://login.microsoftonline.com/{your azure tenant domain}/oauth2/v2.0/token
   • Header: Content-Type - application/x-www-form-urlencoded
   • Body:
     • grant_type: client_credentials
     • client_id: Client ID created for the Yubico FIDO Pre-reg Test Client.
     • client_secret: Client secret from when you created the test client.
     • scope: api://fido-connector-api.{verified domain name}/.default
3. Send the request.
4. From the response, copy the access_token value.

To call the API, do the following:

1. From your client, make an API call using the following request:
   • Method: GET
   • URL: https://{url of your container app}/v1/status. For base URL, copy the Application URL from your Container App.
   • Header:
     • Authorization - Bearer {access_token from previous step} Example: Bearer eyJ0…
     • Content-Type - application/json
2. From this API call you should receive a 200 status code, with a response payload that outlines the different environment configurations that were made during setup of the components. Double-check these responses to ensure that they are correct.

Shipping Pre-reg Keys to Users

The method for creating shipment requests for pre-registered YubiKeys depends on how your Yubico FIDO Pre-reg solution is set up in your customer orchestration environment.

As an IT administrator, you can for example trigger a shipment request for a pre-registered YubiKey through your front-end system, for example ServiceNow. Or, you can have some other integration process in your environment trigger the shipment request.

The shipment request is received by the Yubico FIDO Connector app which manages the credential encryption, requests recipient information from the customer’s system, and creates a shipment request to the YubiEnterprise Delivery service. For more information, see Process Flow and API Reference.

When a shipment request for a pre-registered YubiKey has been successful it will return a shipment ID. The shipping ID can be used in the YubiEnterprise Console or the YubiEnterprise Shipment API to track the request status and get shipping updates and possible error states.

API Reference

Each deployment of the Yubico FIDO Connector will have its own instance of the API described in the following.

Base URL: URL provided by the Container App This URL will be dependent on the URL provided by your container app service, and will be unique for each deployment.

Check Deployment Component Status

GET /v1/status

Provides the status of deployment components. As part of the testing, you can first do a call to /v1/status to verify that the API is operational and the client can connect to it. It is also a way to ensure that some of the key properties provided during deployment are set.

Response: On success HTTP 200. Response body:

{
 "AZURE_TABLES_ENDPOINT": "string",
 "AZURE_TABLES_SHIPMENTS_TABLE_NAME": "string",
 "AZURE_KEY_VAULT_ENDPOINT": "string",
 "AZURE_TENANT_ID": "string",
 "CRON_PROCESS_SHIPMENT_SCHEDULE": "string",
 "EMAIL_API_SEND_ENDPOINT": "string",
 "ENTRA_FIDO_API_CLIENT_ID": "string",
 "ENTRA_FIDO_API_VERSION": "string",
 "YE_API_BASE_URL": "string",
 "YE_JWKS_SIGN_ENDPOINT": "string",
 "YE_JWKS_TRANSPORT_ENDPOINT": "string"
}

Create Shipment Request

POST /v1/fprRequest

Provides the ability to place a request for shipment of pre-registered YubiKeys. All fields in request are required.

Input value references:

• Character limits for yubicoShipmentRequest
• Values for product_id and inventory_product_id
• Finding a customization_id in the Enterprise Console
• YubiEnterprise API Reference

Request:

{
 "user_id": "Object ID of the user in Entra",
 "pin_request": {
     "type": "generate | static | none",
     "length": 8, //required if type is generate, value should be 4-8
     "value": "1853" //required if type is static, value should be 4-8 alphanumeric characters
 },
 "yubico_shipment_request": {
     "delivery_type": 1,
     "recipient": {
         "recipient_company": "Company name",
         "recipient_email": "Email address", //Should not be principle object name, should be email to receive PIN
         "recipient_firstname": "First name",
         "recipient_lastname": "Last name",
         "recipient_telephone": "5555555555"
     },
     "mailing_address": {
         "street_line1": "Street address",
         "street_line2": "Apt / unit #",
         "city": "City",
         "region": "2 char state",
         "postal_code": "Postal code",
         "country_code_2": "2 char country code"
     },
     "shipment_items": [
         {
             "product_id": 1, //YubiKey model ID
             "inventory_product_id": 18, //Subscription ID
             "product_quantity": 1, //# of keys to include
             "customization_id": "CUSTID" //Customization ID
         }
      ]
   }
}

Response:

• On success:

  • HTTP 201

  • Response body: Created shipment_id from YubiEnterprise Delivery service

    {"data":{"shipment_id":"String"}}

• On error:

  • HTTP 401 Unauthorized

  • HTTP 400 Bad Request

  • Bad request, response body examples:

    {"error_code":"ye_error","error_message":"Validation error when creating YED shipment","error_data":{"code":"validation_error","message":"Input for Last Name exceeded limit of 20 characters"}}

    {"error_code":"api_error","error_message":"PIN `length` must be between 4 and 8","error_data":{"error_type":"validation"}}

    {"error_code":"idp_error","error_message":"Could not find user: 7dc95e2f-53-..."}

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