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Console Overview

Update Time: 2022-05-14 09:29:46
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The console is where you can manage manage all aspects of your Authing resource and configuration.

In Authing Console (opens new window), you can configure and modify Authing's resources, users and other information.

Console Overview

The following table contains a brief overview of the different Console pages and what you can do on each:

SectionDescription
Overview

Application Entrance:

  1. 1. Try Your Login Box.
  2. 2. Add an Identity Provider.
  3. 3. Create an Application.

You can check users' Login Activities, such as:

  1. The total number of users.
  2. The number of users increased today.
  3. The number of users who registered and logged in within seven days.
Application

You can create and manage applications, such as:

  1. Integrating the OIDC protocol for the application.
  2. Integrating the OAuth 2.0 protocol for the application.
  3. Integrating the SAML protocol.
  4. Modifying the default page display configuration.
  5. Adding custom CSS to configure multi-factor authentication.
Connection

You can connect to third-party identity sources, such as:

  1. Configure social login.
  2. Connect to Enterprise Identity Sources (OIDC, SAML).
Users & Roles

You can manage all users in the system, such as:

  1. Viewing/modifying user's basic information.
  2. Viewing login history, login location and original JSON data.
  3. Setting user groups and user roles.
  4. Creating an organization.
Privilege Management

You can focus on resources, based on PBAC for fine-grained authorization management, such as:

  1. View and add resources.
  2. View and add policies.
  3. Authorize policies for users, roles, groups, and organizations.
Dvelopers

You can find the API, SDK you need for development.

  1. API.
  2. Quick integration.
  3. Web UI.
  4. SDK.
Rules & Hooks

You can find Pipeline, Webhook, and custom password functions to enhance the flexibility and scalability of the authentication process.

  1. Pipeline;
  2. Webhook;
  3. Custom password function.
Audit Logs

You can view user operation logs and administrator logs.

Billing

You can upgrade service and check order details.

Laboratory

You can configure the application panel and create related synchronization tasks.

Configuration

You can edit or delete user pools, modify the configuration of the message service:

  1. User pool information.
  2. Security information.
  3. Message service.
  4. Extended fields.
  5. Collaboration administrators.

Application

Application list

Application list

Application Details

In this page, you can configure the OIDC protocol, the OAuth2.0 protocol and the SAML protocol, modify the application display configuration, etc.

Application Details

Social Login

社会化身份源

Connections

Authing can connect to Social Logins, Enterprise Connections and Custom Databases Connections.

Social Login

Social Login

Enterprise Connections

Enterprise Connections

Custom Databases

Custom Databases

Users & Roles

Users

Users

User Detail

User Detail

Groups

Groups

Organization's Directory

Organization's Directory

Registration Whitelist

Registration Whitelist

LDAP

LDAP

Privilege Management

Privilege Management

Developers

You can find necessary information such as API and SDK for development on the Developers page.

SDK

Rules & Hooks

Authing's Pipeline, Webhook, and custom password functions can greatly enhance the flexibility in the authentication process and empower users to automate complex scenarios.

Pipeline

Pipeline

Webhook

Webhook

Custom Password Encryption

Audit Logs

You can view the recent user activity log and administrator activity log.

User Activity Logs

User Activity Logs

Administrator Activity Logs

Administrator Activity Logs

Billing

Subscription

Subscription

Payment

Payment

Laboratory

Application Panel

Application Panel

Sync Center

Sync Center

Configuration

Basic Settings

Basic Settings

Security Informatio

  1. Security Domain (CORS).
  2. JWT Expiration Time.
  3. Prohibiting the registration.
  4. Frequent registration restrictions.
  5. Limitation of failed logins.
  6. Set New Registered Email Default To be Verified.

The security domain is the URL that allows requests from JavaScript to the Authing API (usually used with CORS). By default, the system will allow you to use all URLs (). If required, this field allows you to enter other sources. You can separate multiple valid URLs line by line, and use wildcards at the subdomain level（For example：https://*.sample.com）。 (opens new window) to verify these URLs without considering the query string and hash information, if you bring the query The string and hash information system will automatically ignore the entire domain name.

Security Domain

Message Service

Email Templates

There are four types of email templates can be configured in the email template:

  1. Welcome Email :This email will be sent if the user registers with the email.
  2. Verification Email : If the user registers with the email, a verification email will be sent to the user to verify the email, and the user can click the link to complete the verification.
  3. Change Password : This email will be sent when the user requests to change the password, with a verification code attached to the email, and the user needs to fill in this verification code to complete the password modification.
  4. Reset password : When the user forgets the password, the system will send this password reset email, with a verification code attached to the email, and the user will be able to reset the password after submitting the verification code and new password.

Email Templates

Third-party Email Providers

You can customize the mail server on this page.

Third-party Email Providers

For more information:

配置邮件服务和模版

SMS Verification Service

SMS verification allows users to log in with a one-time password sent to their phone in the form of SMS. Currently, SMS template modification is not supported.

SMS Verification