After signing up, a user is allowed to log in. Is there a way to detect if this is their first log in ever, so that I can take them to an onboarding flow (like, set up profile, etc)? Thanks. Edit: I see this in the dashboard: [image] Related?

Hi @simpleauthority , You can check for logins count in a rule with context.stats.loginsCount. Check out this example: [image] How do I add a default role to a new user on first login? FAQs Question: How do I assign a default role to a new user on first login? Answer: If…

No problem, that’s why we are here! [image] simpleauthority: When a user has been redirected from a rule to the /continue endpoint, the user object won’t be refreshed. So any updates to user account information during the redirect will not be reflected in the user object. For example, metadata …

You need to continue authentication. The redirect functions as a part of the authentication event , and will need to be completed to get the token. It is essentially baking in your onboarding to authentication, making it required or the login fails (no token). I see. I can understand how this wou…

@dan.woda Is there a way to get extra info encoded in the JWT (using a rule), such as the login count? If so, then I can do this all frontend and not make auth0 worry about it.

[image] simpleauthority: Is there a way to get extra info encoded in the JWT (using a rule), such as the login count? If so, then I can do this all frontend and not make auth0 worry about it. This is exactly what I thought after your first response. If you don’t need it to be part of the auth…

Ah perfect. Thanks again! This topic should be solved for real this time. :slight_smile:

@dan.woda Actually, one last follow up to that. When and why might loginsCount be undefined? I am assuming just during the time between when they signed up and when they logged in for the first time. Can I expect that stats is already initialized, or do I need to check that? If in a rule, if logins…

@simpleauthority , It is going to be undefined on first login. You can see how it is handled in the example I posted: var count = context.stats && context.stats.loginsCount ? context.stats.loginsCount : 0;

@dan.woda Right. But the question is, if it is undefined instead of setting it to 0 by default can it be 1? It seems to me right now that at first log in it will be 0 (because it’s undefined). Well, what is it at second login? 1, or 2? It just feels a bit wonky setting to to zero and checking that…

It should function like this; on first login the count is undefined, on second login the count is 1, and so on. I guess it is indicating how many logins previous to the current one. I can’t speak to why it was set up this way.

Oh, okay. I see. So it’s 0-indexed. Alright, then. I’ll roll with it. Thanks @dan.woda !

Redirect to onboarding flow after sign up (or first log in)?

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Absolutely! I will pass that along to the team. This kind of feedback is really helpful, so thanks!

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