Explore Triggers
Learn about triggers, which are events that automatically invokes an Action when a specific operation, such as a user logging in, occurs at runtime.
Credentials Exchange
Learn about Credentials Exchange Actions, which run when an Access Token is issued as part of the Machine to Machine Flow. They can be used to deny the exchange or add custom claims to the access token.
Custom Token Exchange
Learn about Custom Token Exchange Actions, which run when the Auth0 Authorization Server receives a Custom Token Exchange request to log a user in.
Event Stream
Learn about Event Stream Actions, which run asynchronously when subscribed event types occur within your Auth0 tenant. They can be used to forward events to external systems without affecting the user's transaction.
Password Reset Post Challenge
Learn about Password Reset Post Challenge Actions, which run after a user completes the first challenge during the password reset journey but before they set a new password.
Post Change Password
Learn about Post Change Password Actions, which run after a Database connection user resets or changes their password. They can be used to notify another system that the user's password has changed.
Post Login
Learn about Post Login Actions, which run after a user logs in and when a Refresh Token is requested. They can be used to control access, enrich tokens and user profiles, and enforce custom MFA policies.
Post User Registration
Learn about Post User Registration Actions, which run after a user has been created for a Database or Passwordless connection. They can be used to notify another system that a user has registered.
Pre User Registration
Learn about Pre User Registration Actions, which run before a user is added to a Database or Passwordless connection. They can be used to add metadata to the user profile before it is created or to deny a registration.
Send Phone Message
Learn about Send Phone Message Actions, which run during the enrollment and challenge process when SMS or Voice is used as a factor for Multi-factor Authentication (MFA).