Session Object JSON Example

A session payload that joins identity, device, and expiry state in one object.

Real-world use case: Use this for session APIs, auth dashboards, and device management screens.

2 "sessionId": "sess_1109",

3 "userId": "usr_8f41",

4 "device": {

5 "type": "desktop",

6 "browser": "Chrome 135",

7 "os": "Windows 11"

8 },

9 "startedAt": "2026-03-12T09:40:00Z",

10 "expiresAt": "2026-03-12T17:40:00Z",

11 "current": true

12}

Where this shape shows up in production

Account security

Session management

Admin auth audits

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