Identity Providers Supported by Auth0
Auth0 is an identity hub that supports many authentication providers using various protocols: OAuth2, WS-Federation, etc. Auth0 supports Social, Enterprise, Database and Passwordless connections.
Social
Auth0 supports the following social providers out of the box. You can also use any OAuth2 Authorization Server.
Basecamp
Amazon Web Services
AOL Reader
Auth0 OpenIDConnect
Baidu
Bitbucket
Box
Dropbox
Dwolla
Evernote
Exact
Fitbit
Github
Goodreads
Microsoft Account
miiCard
Generic OAuth2 Provider
PayPal
Planning Center
RenRen
Salesforce
Shopify
SoundCloud
The City
WordPress
Yahoo!
vKontakte
Yammer
Yandex
Enterprise
Active Directory
ADFS
Azure Active Directory Native
Google Apps
IP Address Authentication
LDAP
Office 365 (Deprecated)
PingFederate
SAMLP
WS-Federation
SharePoint Apps
Azure Active Directory
Legal identities
Through our partner Grean we offer a growing range of government and bank identities tied to legal persons.
If the one you need isn't found here we suggest getting in touch with Grean.
Database and Custom Connections
If you want to create your own user store, instead of using external identity providers like Google or Facebook, you can use a Database Connection. This way you can can authenticate users with an email or username and a password. The credentials can be securely stored either in the Auth0 user store, or in your own database.
You can create any number of custom fields and store this information as part of the user_metadata. You can easily import users from a legacy user store, enable or disable sign ups, configure your password policy or enable Multifactor Authentication.
For more details refer to the Database Connections documentation.
Passwordless
Full documentation on Passwordless authentication can be found at the links below:
Additional Information
Auth0 sits between your app and the identity provider that authenticates your users. Through this level of abstraction, Auth0 keeps your app isolated from any changes to and idiosyncrasies of each provider's implementation. In addition, Auth0's normalized user profile simplifies user management.
Auth0 is a multi-tenant service. When you register with Auth0, you get your own namespace (YOUR_AUTH0_DOMAIN). Many of these identity providers require registration and you will need to provide a return url. This will always be:
https://YOUR_AUTH0_DOMAIN/login/callback