Auth0 is an API Key based integration and does not require the setup of an app.

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Required Credentials of a Linked Account

To successfully connect with the Auth0 integration, a Linked Account or an end-user will need to provide the following to connect:
  1. Client ID
  2. Client Secret
  3. Domain
To understand how a Linked Account can get the above mentioned credentials, refer below.

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Getting Credentials of Auth0

To acquire the required credentials and connect a Linked Account, please follow the steps mentioned below: Connect a Linked Account
  1. Log in to your Auth0 account.
  2. In the side menu, under Applications, click on the Application button.
Navigation for Key
  1. Click on + Create Application > Enter the Name, select Machine to Machine Applications, and click on Create.
  2. Select Auth0 Management API in the dropdown > Select the scopes required for your use-case and click on Authorize.
Selecting API Scopes
  1. Switch to the Settings tab and copy the Domain, Client ID and Client Secret displayed and click on Save.
Getting Credentials The Linked Account or end-user now have all the credentials required to connect with Auth0.

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Actions and triggers

In Cobalt, you can create orchestrations of your use-cases using Auth0 actions and triggers. Following are the set of Auth0 actions and triggers supported by Cobalt.
  1. List Organizations - Retrieve a list of organizations with optional filtering and pagination in Auth0.
  2. Create Organization - Create a new organization in Auth0.
  3. Update Organization - Update an organization’s information by ID in Auth0.
  4. Add Organization Member - Add a user as a member to an organization in Auth0.
  1. List Roles - Retrieve a list of roles with optional filtering and pagination in Auth0.
  2. Create Role - Create a new role in Auth0.
  3. Update Role - Update a role’s information by ID in Auth0.
  4. Assign Role to Users - Assign a role to one or more users in Auth0.
  1. List Users - List/Search users with optional filtering and pagination in Auth0.
  2. Create User - Create a new user in Auth0.
  3. Update User - Update a user’s information by ID in Auth0.
  4. Delete User - Delete a user by ID in Auth0.
  1. HTTP Request - Make HTTP API calls to any Auth0 documented REST APIs.