Dashboard
What is the JFW Dashboard?
The JFW Dashboard is a web-based control panel where developers and administrators manage application authentication, authorization, and security settings. It provides a user-friendly interface for configuring authentication flows, monitoring security, and integrating identity management services without writing complex code.
Key Features of the Auth0 Dashboard
1. Brand Management
Each brand represents an isolated environment where you manage authentication for apps.
You can switch between multiple tenants from the dashboard.
2. Application Management (App Integrations)
Create and configure applications that use JFW authentication.
3. Authentication & Security
Enable different login methods:
Username & Password (database authentication).
Social Logins (Google, Facebook, GitHub, etc.).
Enterprise Logins (SAML, LDAP, Active Directory).
Set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for extra security.
4. User & Role Management
View and manage users registered in your system.
Assign roles & permissions to users using Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).
5. API & Access Control
Manage APIs and configure how users authenticate via OAuth2, OpenID Connect, and JWT.
Implement API authorization rules to control who can access your API endpoints.
6. Branding & Customization
Customize the Universal Login page with your brand’s logo, colors, and styles.
Modify email templates for verification, password reset, etc.
7. Logs & Security Monitoring
View authentication logs to track sign-in attempts, security events, and errors.
Detect and block suspicious activities like brute-force attacks and bot logins.
8. Marketplace & Extensions
Extend JFW’s capabilities using third-party integrations like logging tools, monitoring, and analytics (e.g., Loggly, Splunk, New Relic). such as
How to Access the Auth0 Dashboard?
Go to JFW Dashboard.
Log in with your JFW credentials.
Select or create a brand to start managing your authentication services.
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