Forms

Forms is a visual editor that allows you to create customizable forms that can extend your identity flows with additional steps and business logic.

Some of the key capabilities of Forms include:

• A controlled and secure experience within your tenant’s domain. No need to Redirect users to external sites.
• Pre-built components with frontend and backend validations.
• Custom business logic with out-of-the-box integrations with third parties.
• Consistent branding experience with Universal Login.

Using Forms enables you to build use cases like:

• Progressive profiling: Define a set of conditions to require users to complete additional information as they engage with your product. For example, when users login for a third-time, you can require them to complete their profile.
• Custom policies acceptance: If you need to update your policies, you can define logic to check if users have accepted the latest policies, and depending on that, display a custom form to users requiring acceptance.
• Custom signup or login steps: Extend and customize your flows with additional steps and custom logic. For example, you can verify email or phone numbers with OTP and account linking, or verify payment details with Stripe, and more.

Read…	To learn…
Nodes and components	About Forms and its components.
Flows	About Flows and its components.
Variables	About the different types of variables in Forms and Flows.
Routers: Add conditional logic to Forms	How to implement conditional logic routing in Forms.
Custom Field Component for Forms	How to create custom fields in Forms.
Render forms using Actions	How to render forms using Actions.
Using the Vault	How to securely store API credentials in Forms.
Custom Messages and Translation	How to create custom messages and translations in Forms.
Resources: Templates	About the Auth0 form templates.
Use Cases: Progressive profiling	How to implement a progressive profiling form. For use with a Login Action.
Use Cases: Custom policies	How to implement a custom policy form. For use with a Login Action.
Use Cases: Custom signup steps	How to implement custom signup steps. For use with a Login Action.