If you want to list all the scopes of your application, you can grab them from the app settings by logging into your RingCentral developers portal and open the app settings page. Or you can generate your own JWT token and try to authenticate your app and check the token object to detect the list of app scopes. Here is a sample of a token object.

{

  access_token: 'xxxx',

  token_type: 'bearer',

  expires_in: 3600,

  refresh_token: 'yyyy',

  refresh_token_expires_in: 604800,

  scope: 'CallControl ReadContacts ReadAccounts EditPresence EditAccounts ReadMessages Faxes ReadPresence RingOut SMS',

  owner_id: '6228832xxxx',

  endpoint_id: 'nINYgVelRAW-'

}

However, some app scope is an umbrella and it might cover more features than what your app actually provides, e.g. with the "CallControl" scope your app can receive telephony session event notifications, it can answer a call, terminate a call or monitor a call programmatically etc.

Therefore, it's your responsibility to list the features (in descriptive words) that your app provides to your users. You can create the list based on the platform APIs your app would call.