Auth0
This list of Auth0 actions allows you to get, create, and update users.
Configure your Vault connection
To configure a Vault connection for your Auth0 actions, you will need to create a Machine-to-Machine application and use Tenant domain, Client ID and Client Secret:

Create user
Create a user.

Input settings
Parameter | Description |
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Body | The payload of Auth0 user properties to add. To learn more, read Create a user API documentation. |
Output settings
You can find the expected response and status codes at Create a user API documentation.
Get user
Retrieve user details.

Input settings
Parameter | Description |
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User ID | ID of the user to retrieve. To learn more, read Get a user API documentation. |
Output settings
You can find the expected response and status codes at Get a user API documentation.
Update user
Update a user.

Input settings
Parameter | Description |
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User ID | ID of the user to update. |
Body | The payload of Auth0 user properties to update. To learn more, read Update a user API documentation. |
Output settings
You can find the expected response and status codes at Update a user API documentation.
Custom API Request
Send a custom API request to Auth0 API endpoints.

Input settings
Parameter | Description |
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Path | The API endpoint absolute pathname.
( Example: /api/v2/organizations )
Note: Some endpoints, for example: Get a user , require URI encoded parameters when not using alphanumeric characters, such as: - , . , _ , or ~ , characters ).
To do this, you can use the encodeURIComponent function: {{ functions.encodeURIComponent(context.user.user_id) }}
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Method | Available HTTP methods include:
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Body | The body of the request. |
Headers | The headers of the request. |
URL Params | The URL parameters. These parameters are automatically URL-encoded. |
Output settings
You can find the expected response and status codes at Auth0 Management API documentation.