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Control JavaScript Detections API results for bot scoring

Enterprise Bot Management customers can now control whether Cloudflare uses JavaScript Detections API results for bot scoring and detections. A new setting allows toggling this capability on or off via the Security dashboard or Bot Management API.

Enterprise Bot Management customers can control whether Cloudflare uses results created through the JavaScript Detections API for bot scoring and detections.

Turn JavaScript Detections for API traffic on or off in Security > Settings. You can also configure the zone through the Bot Management API by setting jsd_api_results_enabled:

{
	"jsd_api_results_enabled": true
}

This setting is separate from zone-wide script injection. When it is off, the API script can still execute and return success to the callback, but Cloudflare does not consume the result.

For more information, refer to JavaScript Detections.

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