Passwordless: Allow your users to sign up and log in using one-time passcodes (delivered by email or SMS) or one-click links, instead of passwords. Social: Configure social identity providers (such as Facebook, Twitter, and Github) through which your users can log in.Įnterprise: Configure enterprise identity providers (such as Active Directory, SAML, and Office 365) through which your users can log in using their enterprise credentials.
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Gradually migrate an existing database of legacy credentials to Auth0 as users authenticate (no password reset required). Connect to existing databases using template-based JavaScript scripts that run on Auth0's server during every authentication. Manage the identity providers through which you allow users to authenticate to your apps.ĭatabase: Securely store and manage username/password credentials either in an Auth0 datastore or in your own database. Create new SSO integrations and configure, review, and manage integration settings. SSO Integrations: View and enable external services for SSO. Create new APIs and manage existing ones. Manage your applications, APIs, and single sign-on (SSO) integrations.Īpplications: For each of your apps for which you want to authenticate users with Auth0, register an application.ĪPIs: For each of your APIs that you want to secure with Auth0, register an API. The following table contains a brief overview of the different Dashboard sections and what you can do in each.
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