Auth0 Reviews & Product Details

Auth0 has SDKs which are well documented and helps to easily sett up the identity management and authentication services and integrating with our inhouse applications running on private intranet .Auth0 has inbuilt support for Signle sign on as well as multifactor authetication reducing development effort for integrations which also helps in ensuring secure access to applications.The entire managament of access tokens, IT policies ,access controls and montitoring logs can be all done in Auth0 's dashboard which is very modern and fast. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are quite frequent updates made and the existing deployed services on older SDks get quickly depreciated and there is more effort to rebuild the services in the newly release SDK which can add to more development effort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Auth0 is that it takes away a lot of the manual hassle. In Demand Management I’m working with multiple DSPs and SSPs, and each one needs their own team to get access to dashboards and reporting. Instead of me creating and managing every account, I just spin up an organization for that partner, invite their admin, and they handle adding or removing their own users. That alone saves me a ton of back and forth. Single sign-on also helps new users get started right away without the usual flood of login emails. I like that I can set roles once, viewer, editor, billing, admin and reuse them across partners without thinking twice. Security feels solid too: MFA and anomaly detection run quietly in the background, so data is safe without slowing anyone down. The audit logs are also useful when compliance or reporting questions come up. For me it’s less about fancy features and more about reliability, Auth0 just works, and it lets me focus on account work instead of account provisioning. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main challenge I face is around visibility and fine tuning. The analytics and reporting on authentication events are not as intuitive as I would like, which makes troubleshooting login issues slower. Permissions can also get complex when setting up unusual partner hierarchies or advanced rules, and the learning curve for Actions and customizations takes time. Universal Login is flexible but requires more effort than expected if you want to personalize beyond the basics. Support is generally helpful, though responses can be slower for non standard cases. These are not blockers, but they add extra overhead compared to how smooth the rest of the platform feels. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When we first started onboarding patients into our new app I was dreading the login chaos. People forget passwords and they get confused with MFA. In healthcare that's extra stressful because it involves sensitive info. Auth0's hosted login page really saved us. We could customize it with our branding but still rely on their backend to keep things secure. What I appreciated most was that I didn't have to become a security engineer overnight. I could set up MFA policies, tweak password rules and monitor login attempts without digging into a black hole of code. The analytics dashboard was also eye opening. Seeing failed login spikes let us catch a weird configuration issue before it blew up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

During the first month we had some headaches with the documentation. It's not that the info wasn't there but sometimes it felt like it skipped steps. I feel it assumed you already knew a chunk of the process. It's a bit frustrating when you're moving fast and just want the straightforward answer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The first time I saw Auth0 in action was during a compliance review where we needed detailed audit logs on user access. Normally gathering that info is a nightmare but here I could pull reports that actually made sense and didn't require digging through 3 different systems. I liked how the role based access control tied neatly to our policies. Due to this we weren't constantly guessing whether access was appropriate. For me it's less about the flashy features and more about being able to confidently tell an auditor yes here's the trail. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The one thing I wish it handled better is the reporting interface. During one audit I spent longer than It's like trying to filter data down to exactly what was needed. The information is all there, it'd just the navigation and exporting that slow you down. Still compared to how we used to handle this it'd an improvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Auth0 offers several compelling features that make it an excellent identity management platform:

1. Ease of Implementation

Auth0 provides a straightforward, developer-friendly implementation process that significantly reduces the complexity of authentication and authorization workflows. Its well-documented SDKs and APIs make integration quick and relatively painless.

2. Ease of Integration

The platform supports multiple programming languages and frameworks, allowing seamless integration across different technology stacks. This flexibility is crucial for organizations with diverse technical environments.

3. Extensive Feature Set

Auth0 offers a robust number of features including:

Multi-factor authentication

Single sign-on (SSO)

Social identity providers

Passwordless login

Detailed user management

Advanced security controls

4. Customer Support

Auth0 is known for providing responsive and knowledgeable technical support, which is critical when dealing with authentication systems.

5. Frequency of Use

Its versatility makes Auth0 suitable for frequent use across various applications and services within an organization.

Overall Assessment

Auth0 stands out as a comprehensive, user-friendly identity management solution that can significantly simplify authentication processes while maintaining high security standards. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its not dislike but could be more transparent with support tickets. Involve engineers early rather than waiting and asking for engineers help Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Is fiendly for the user who needs to start from the basics, simple to use but complete on features, from a free plan to have Passwordless options with federation of identity, workflows, is the best platform for your Ideneity requirements! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Maybe the princing tier is not so clear, I mean is cheap but if you come from a free option doesn't make too much sense the pricing until you dig into, believe is cheap and consistent! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Auth0 makes authentication and user management incredibly simple to implement. It saves a lot of development time by providing secure, ready-to-use login, sign up, and authorization features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the pricing can get expensive as the qnumber of users grows Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Features such as MFA, email password login, or social media login come built-in with auth0. Dashboard is also very user friendly. Their customer support is also very good. I use it frequently to monitor the status. You can easily integrate and implement it on your platform Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Pricing can be little expensive for small business, specially when they start getting a lot of users. Limited rules or machine to machine tokens limitation can make feel restricted. Some configuration may also look complex for beginners. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easy to integrate it with various applications and frameworks.

Great user interface and clear documentation for developers.

Save time by eliminating the need to build authentication from scratch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The learning way is a bit high for developers.

Integration with certain legacy system can be challenging. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I liked how quickly we could integrate social logins and email/password authentication without writing tons of custom code. Their documentation is clean and easy to follow. It saved our team a lot of time when setting up secure login and user management for multiple apps. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Pricing can shoot up fast as user count grows. Also, the free tier felt limited when testing more advanced use cases. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.