Events offer Auth0 customers an API-based method of synchronizing, correlating, or orchestrating changes that occur within Auth0 or 3rd-party (IdPs) to external apps or 3rd-party services.Documentation Index
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By enabling Event streams, the customer becomes the controller of such information and is responsible for the data exported from the Auth0 Platform, including what information is streamed and how it is used.
Use cases
Events are real-time notifications about specific actions – initially changes to a user, but eventually others – that have occurred within your Auth0 tenant. You can create event streams that listen for these events to orchestrate asynchronous changes (i.e., changes to an entity or flow that have been completed) in Auth0 and forward them to one of many destinations for external processing. Events support a variety of use cases, including:- Synchronize data across systems — Keep an external database, data warehouse, or search index synchronized with identity changes in Auth0.
- Correlate identity changes with external systems — React to identity changes and propagate updates to CRM platforms, billing services, or SaaS licensing tools.
- Orchestrate business workflows — Fan out identity changes to multiple downstream systems, such as a CRM and a notification channel, in a single workflow.
Resources
To get started with Events, review the following:| Read… | To learn… |
|---|---|
| Event Types | How to work with supported event types. |
| Create an Event Stream | How to create an Event Stream with AWS EventBridge or webhooks. |
| Consume Events with the Events API | How to pull events from Auth0 using the SSE-based Events API. |
| Event Testing, Observability, and Failure Recovery | How to test and manage your active event streams. |
| Events Best Practices | Best practices for working with events. |