Manually confirm user registration

[tizo25]

Hi there

I’m new to Auth0. And since I’m new to Auth0, I of course considered and read me through the documentations and this fascinating forum. I found on all my questions an answer so far, especially this old thread was really helping me: https://community.auth0.com/t/user-registration-registration-confirmation-and-etc/12227.
But I still have one more question: Is it possible to manually confirm a new user registration? The scenario would be as following: My customer can access to all platforms with their Auth0-Login (new Login-Method, hosted at “my-tenant”.auth0.com) I set the registration-link to visible. When I’m onboarding a new customer, I want him to register himself on Auth0, but I want to review this registration. So he shouldn’t be able to log in to all the platforms until I accept the registration. Is there an option for this? I’m also open for a work a round.

Happy to learn from the experts!
Kind Regards

[tyf]

Hey there @tizo25 welcome to the community! Good to know you were able to find some useful information in the community so far

@tizo25

But I still have one more question: Is it possible to manually confirm a new user registration? The scenario would be as following: My customer can access to all platforms with their Auth0-Login (new Login-Method, hosted at “my-tenant”.auth0.com) I set the registration-link to visible. When I’m onboarding a new customer, I want him to register himself on Auth0, but I want to review this registration. So he shouldn’t be able to log in to all the platforms until I accept the registration. Is there an option for this? I’m also open for a work a round.

While there isn’t an out-of-the-box solution for manually confirming registration as of now, the following post stands offers a couple options:

Manually authorise signups

We don’t currently have an out-of-the-box solution for this scenario. There are 2 options that may be suitable: 1. Invite-only application This will allow you invite specific users to use your application, however it does require additional setup and handling email sending on your end. 2. Using app_metadata and Rules You can extend the Force Email verification rule to also check for another flag in the user’s app_metadata. E.g. function (user, context, callback) { if (!user.email_…

Note that instead of using a Rule mentioned, you would want to look into using Actions instead.

[tizo25]

Hi @tyf
Thanks for your help. I will consider your post for further informations.
Thanks a lot and kind Regards!

[tyf]

No problem, happy to help where I can!