Auth0 - Generate token [Early Access]

Receives user authentication events from Auth0 post-login/post-registration action. Creates a new customer or updates existing customer data (if changes detected). Generates Cleeng access token (JWT) with configurable expiration.

Authorization: Requires Bearer token (JWT). The token value must match the secret in publisher configuration.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This feature is currently in Early Access. This means it's ready for real-world use while we gather user feedback to enhance its functionality and address any minor issues.

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Errors

HTTP Status codeError CodeMessage Example
400ID0001Validation failed
400ID0001Invalid payload: unexpected EOF
401ID2001Missing Authorization header
409ID2104Auth0 identity ID mismatch: cannot change identity from existing value to auth0|9876543210
500IDXXXX (X - number)Internal Server Error

Body Params
string
required

Auth0 user identifier (typically "auth0|{sub}" format from Auth0 user object). Example: auth0|1234567890

string
required

User email address (must contain @). Example: [email protected]

string
required

User first name. Example: John

string
required

User last name. Example: Smith

string
required

User locale (language_COUNTRY format). Example: en_US

string
required

ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code. Example: US

string
required

ISO 4217 currency code. Example: USD

string
required

User IP address (validated as valid IPv4 or IPv6). Example: 192.168.1.1

int64

Optional Unix timestamp (seconds since epoch) when the access token should expire. Must be in the future. If not provided, uses the publisher's default accessTokenExpiration configuration. Example: 1736870400

Responses

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Credentials
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