# Auth0 Integration
Integrate Document360 with Auth0 to implement flexible, standards-based authentication for your knowledge base.
Overview
The Auth0 integration enables teams to use Auth0 as an identity provider for Document360, supporting SSO, social logins, and custom authentication flows for both team members and readers.
Prerequisites
- An Auth0 account with tenant admin access
- Document360 project admin access
- Auth0 application credentials (domain, client ID, client secret)
Setup Steps
- Navigate to Settings → Integrations → Auth0 (SSO) in Document360.
- Create a new Auth0 application of type Regular Web Application.
- Copy the callback URL from Document360 into the Auth0 app's Allowed Callback URLs.
- Enter your Auth0 domain, client ID, and client secret in Document360.
- Configure the login page and user attribute mappings.
- Test the connection and click Save.
Features
- Universal Login – Use Auth0's Universal Login page for consistent authentication.
- Social Logins – Allow users to log in with Google, GitHub, Microsoft, and more.
- Custom Rules – Apply Auth0 rules and actions to enrich user profiles.
- Role Mapping – Map Auth0 roles to Document360 access levels.
Use Cases
- Enable customers to access a gated knowledge base using their existing accounts.
- Implement social logins for a developer portal with minimal configuration.
- Apply custom authentication logic to control documentation access.
Best Practices
- Use Auth0 rules to add custom claims to tokens for fine-grained access control.
- Enable multi-factor authentication in Auth0 for sensitive documentation.
- Regularly rotate Auth0 client secrets and update them in Document360.
Summary
The Auth0 integration provides a flexible, developer-friendly authentication layer for Document360, supporting a wide range of identity scenarios from social logins to enterprise SSO.