Authorization Extension

The Authorization Extension provides support for user authorization via Groups, Roles, and Permissions. You can define the expected behavior during the login process, and your configuration settings will be captured in a rule that's executed during runtime.

You can store authorization data like groups, roles, or permissions in the outgoing token issued by Auth0. Your application can then consume this information by inspecting the token and take appropriate actions based on the user's current authorization context.

Currently, roles and permissions are set on a per-application basis. If you need the same roles or permissions on another application, you'll have to create them separately.

Before you can use the extension, you'll need to install it, configure the rule controlling its behavior during login, and set up your user management.

• Install the Extension

  Walk through the process of installing the Authorization Extension.

• Set Up the Extension

  Learn the basics of users, groups, roles, and permissions, and how to configure them.

• Configure the Extension

  Configure how the extension will behave during the login transaction.

You can easily move data into or out of the Extension.

• Importing Existing Data into/Exporting Data from the Extension

  Learn how you can import or export authorization data using a JSON file.

Once your extension is up and running, you can add additional functionality to it. You can also import/export user-related data.

• Enable API Access to the Extension

  Learn how you can automate provisioning and query the authorization context of your users in real-time, using the extension's API.

• Authorization Extension API Explorer

  Learn about the Authorization Extension's API endpoints and how you can use them.

• Use the Authorization Extension's Data in Rules

  Learn how you can use rules to configure extra logic to your logins.

Review our tips for troubleshooting commonly-seen issues.

• Troubleshoot Errors

  Common problems and tips to help you identify their cause.