Auth0 SSO

About this example

Single Sign-On (SSO) is a user authentication process that permits a user to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials. This diagram simplifies the cross-domain authentication flow using Auth0:

• Browser Cookie Storage: Shows how cookies are stored and managed in the user’s browser for both domains.
• User Authentication Flow: Outlines the steps from the user’s initial login to authentication via Auth0 and token issuance.
• Secure Token Exchange: Details the token exchange between domains, ensuring secure authentication across different domains.
• Service Integration: Highlights the integration of domain services with Auth0, enabling a seamless SSO experience for users.

When to use

• Unified User Experience: When aiming to provide a seamless login experience across multiple web platforms.
• Enhanced Security Protocol: When implementing enhanced security protocols for user authentication across different domain services.
• SSO Implementation: When setting up Single Sign-On (SSO) capabilities for a suite of applications using an identity provider like Auth0.

How to use

1. Start editing: Duplicate the example file and double-click on the diagram to start customizing it for your setup.
2. Customize diagram: Add or modify nodes, groups, and relationships to match your specific cross-domain authentication requirements.
3. Customize layout: Drag elements on the diagram directly on the canvas to design a clear and effective user flow.
4. Collect feedback: Share the diagram with your development team and stakeholders to collect feedback and perfect the authentication flow.