Integrations

An integration, or Auth0 Connection, is a relationship between Auth0 and a source of users, such as third-party applications (like Slack or Salesforce) or external Identity Providers (like Google or Microsoft).

These Connections allow users to log in to your application using those identities (such as log in with Google), and share their data from that application to your application. Auth0 standardizes the authentication process from various sources to simplify the integration of different identity providers.

For AI agents that utilize Token Vault, Connections are essential. They allow your AI agents to securely access external APIs, such as Google Calendar or Microsoft 365, on behalf of the user. This is achieved by the user granting your application consent to access their data through these Connections.

Within the Auth0 Dashboard, Connections are grouped into two categories: Social Connections allow users to log in to your application using their credentials from popular social media and consumer platforms. This provides a frictionless login experience and can enrich user profiles with additional information.

Enterprise Connections are used to authenticate users against a federated corporate directory or identity provider. This is crucial for B2B applications where users need to log in with their company credentials or use single sign-on (SSO).

Supported Connections

Auth0 provides a large number of Connection types for use with your AI Agents, including:

• Google and Google Workspace
• Microsoft and Microsoft Azure AD
• GitHub
• Slack
• OpenID Connect (OIDC)
• Custom Social Connections

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Configuring Connections for Token Vault

To enable your AI agents to call APIs on a user’s behalf, you will need to:

1. Obtain client credentials

   To enable your application to call APIs on a user’s behalf, you will need to obtain the Client ID and Client Secret from the Connection you want to use.

2. Create and configure the Connection

   In the Auth0 Dashboard, navigate to Authentication and select the desired Social or Enterprise Connection type, and configure using the obtained Client ID and Client Secret.

3. Request the necessary scopes

   When configuring the Connection, you need to specify the default scopes (permissions) your application requires to access the user’s data from the third-party API.
   
   Make sure to select the following scopes in the Auth0 Dashboard:

   • User Profile: Requests basic profile information. Exact name depends on the connection.
   • Offline Access: Requests an Auth0 refresh token. Exact name depends on the connection.
4. Enable Connected Accounts for Token Vault for the Connection

   In the Purpose section, toggle on Use for Connected Accounts for Token Vault and save the Connection. To learn more, read Connected Accounts for Token Vault.

5. Enable the Connection for your application

   Ensure that the newly configured Connection is enabled for the Auth0 application that represents your AI agent under Applications > Applications > [your Auth0 app] > Connections.

Get started

To begin using Auth0 Token Vault with your AI agents, refer to the following resources:

Quickstarts

Call Other's APIs on User's Behalf

Guides

Configure Google Social Connection

Learn more

Social Identity Providers

Enterprise Identity Providers

Configure Token Vault

Auth0 Marketplace for Social Connections