Description: When Auth0 admin changes an User password (User Management - Users) directly from Auth0 dashboard, no email’s are sent to Guest and no events are published to the clients. Ask here is for Auth0 to publish an event once the password is changed.
Use-case: In addition to the session managed by Auth0, we are also maintaining our session. Once the password is changed, Auth0 eventually invalidates all the session established by the User; if Auth0 could publish that event, then we can also invalidate the session at our end.
Description: When Auth0 admin changes an User password (User Management - Users) directly from Auth0 dashboard, no email’s are sent to Guest and no events are published to the clients. Ask here is for Auth0 to publish an event once the password is changed. starbucks my partner hours Use-case: In addition to the session managed by Auth0, we are also maintaining our session. Once the password is changed, Auth0 eventually invalidates all the session established by the User; if Auth0 could publish that event, then we can also invalidate the session at our end.
Hi!
Thankyou for your feature request! Currently, when an admin changes a user’s password directly through the Auth0 Dashboard, no email notifications are sent to the user and no events are published to the clients. We understand that in your use case, you’re managing a separate session and would like to receive an event notification when the user’s password is changed, so that you can invalidate the session on your end as well.
When an admin changes a user’s password in Auth0, no notifications are sent, and no events are published to clients. We need Auth0 to publish an event when a password is changed.
Use-case: We maintain our own session management alongside Auth0. When a password is changed, Auth0 invalidates sessions, and publishing an event would allow us to synchronize and invalidate sessions on our end as well.
This feature would ensure better security and user experience. Thank you for considering this request.
Let me know if Auth0 has any plans to implement this as part of their roadmap. Other option that we are exploring is to create a webhook and stream the log events that we are interested and act on it.