Quorum Requester No Longer Authorized

URI: https://docs.ankatech.co/errors/quorum-requester-not-authorized
HTTP Status: 403 Forbidden

When you see this

An approved quorum request was about to run, and its requester could no longer perform the operation itself: a person no longer holds an active membership or a scope of the operation, an application is no longer active. Approvers approve a request, not the requester's future authority, so the request ends FAILED with this type as its failureType and nothing runs. You meet it in a request's failureType, not as a response to your own call.

Quorum (M-of-N) approval is described in Quorum Approval^*.

Common Causes

• The requester's membership was suspended or its roles changed after the request was made.
• The requesting application was suspended or disabled.
• The request was filed by a platform operator inside a support session, and the operator can no longer act there: their platform membership was suspended or removed, they no longer hold a platform role the session was mirrored from, the support-access grant is no longer live (on a SaaS deployment), or the mirrored tenant role no longer carries the operation's scope.

How to Resolve

1. If the operation is still wanted, someone who can perform it requests it again.

For full schema definitions, examples, and interactive testing, see the Developer Hub Reference.