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| state | Yes | Adobe echoes back the value of the state parameter you supplied | Same as the value you supplied in the consent URL. |
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| id_token | No | Adobe provides an id token to enable the partner app to generate access tokens. This parameter is only present if the admin provided consent to your application. | A well formed JSON web token. |
| iss | The issuer of the id token. This will always be `https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/ims`| String |
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| sub | The subject. More specifically, it's the technical account id of the consenting org. | String |
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| aud | The token audience, or the application that is supposed to use this token. This will always be the client ID of the partner app. | String |
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| exp | Unix seconds timestamp representing the expiry date of the token | Integer |
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| iat | Unix seconds timestamp representing the timestamp when the token was issued | Integer |
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| org_id | The organization ID of the customer who provided consent to the partner app. This is used to generate access tokens for this customer. | String |
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| nonce | The nonce value provided in the consent URL. This is used to protect against replay attacks. | String |
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