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+# Amazon Macie
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+Floci implements the REST JSON organization surfaces used to configure Macie locally.
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+## Supported Actions
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+<!-- floci:actions:start -->
+| Action | Description |
+| --- | --- |
+| `EnableOrganizationAdminAccount` | Designates the delegated Macie administrator account. |
+| `GetMacieSession` | Returns the current account Macie session. |
+| `EnableMacie` | Enables Macie for the current account. |
+| `CreateMember` | - |
+| `ListMembers` | - |
+| `UpdateOrganizationConfiguration` | Updates organization auto-enable settings as the delegated administrator. |
+| `DescribeOrganizationConfiguration` | Reads organization auto-enable settings as the delegated administrator. |
+| `ListOrganizationAdminAccounts` | Lists the delegated Macie administrator for the organization. |
+<!-- floci:actions:end -->
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+Delegation is visible in both the management-account and delegated-account request scopes. Designating the delegated administrator enables Macie for that account in the Region, matching AWS Organizations integration behavior.
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+`GetMacieSession` returns `ResourceNotFoundException` before Macie is enabled. Enabling an already enabled session or attempting incompatible administrator state returns `ConflictException`. Request validation and missing-resource behavior use the modeled `ValidationException` and `ResourceNotFoundException` responses.
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+AWS also models provider-side `InternalServerException`, `ServiceQuotaExceededException`, and `ThrottlingException`; these are not injected artificially.
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+See the [Amazon Macie API Reference](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/macie/latest/APIReference/Welcome.html).