Apr 7, 2026

We are excited to introduce Developer Preview, a new product release stage designed to get upcoming capabilities into your hands faster!

Developer Preview serves as a new release phase for new Auth0 product introductions. We utilize this stage when a new product capability will eventually be a paid feature, but we want to grant you access before the official pricing is applied.

Key Highlights:

Free Production Access: You can use Developer Preview features in your production environments for free during the preview period.
Clear Expectations: Participating in a Developer Preview provides a clear signal that the feature will include a paid component once it reaches General Availability (GA).
Help Shape the Product: Getting these features to you early allows us to collect valuable feedback to iterate on prior to the GA launch.

To participate in an active Developer Preview, you will simply need to sign up and accept the specific opt-in requirements for that feature.

To learn more about how Developer Preview fits into our overall release process, visit our updated Product Release Stages documentation.

We are excited to introduce Developer Preview, a new product release stage designed to get upcoming capabilities into your hands faster!

Developer Preview serves as a new release phase for new Auth0 product introductions. We utilize this stage when a new product capability will eventually be a paid feature, but we want to grant you access before the official pricing is applied.

Key Highlights:

Free Production Access: You can use Developer Preview features in your production environments for free during the preview period.
Clear Expectations: Participating in a Developer Preview provides a clear signal that the feature will include a paid component once it reaches General Availability (GA).
Help Shape the Product: Getting these features to you early allows us to collect valuable feedback to iterate on prior to the GA launch.

To participate in an active Developer Preview, you will simply need to sign up and accept the specific opt-in requirements for that feature.

To learn more about how Developer Preview fits into our overall release process, visit our updated Product Release Stages documentation.

Auth0 developers using Express Configuration with Okta now have a streamlined process for submitting applications to the Okta Integration Network. The OIN Wizard has been updated with a new section that automatically populates required configuration fields for OpenID Connect (OIDC), System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM), and Global Token Revocation (GTR) integrations based on Auth0 Dashboard information.

Apr 2, 2026

You can now manage custom authentication screen partials directly in the Auth0 dashboard with a purpose-built visual editor. Instead of encoding HTML as strings and sending them through the API, you get a proper code editor with syntax highlighting and live feedback.

The editor includes supporting tools:

Code snippet library: pre-built snippets for common use cases like first and last name, phone number, terms of service checkboxes, and more, ready to insert with a click
Template variable reference: a clickable list of all context variables available in the partial, for quick insertion without leaving the editor
Actions shortcut: open Actions in a new window directly from the editor
Interactive preview: click into entry points to edit HTML inline, see visually which entry point each element belongs to, and toggle entry point wrappers off to preview what the prompt looks like in the login flow

This update also expands what's possible with partials:

Passkey screens: customize passkey authentication screens anywhere they appear in your flow; data capture is supported in the signup flow
Custom database connections: data captured from partials is now surfaced in custom database connection scripts

Head over to the Auth0 Docs to learn more.

You can now manage custom authentication screen partials directly in the Auth0 dashboard with a purpose-built visual editor. Instead of encoding HTML as strings and sending them through the API, you get a proper code editor with syntax highlighting and live feedback.

The editor includes supporting tools:

Code snippet library: pre-built snippets for common use cases like first and last name, phone number, terms of service checkboxes, and more, ready to insert with a click
Template variable reference: a clickable list of all context variables available in the partial, for quick insertion without leaving the editor
Actions shortcut: open Actions in a new window directly from the editor
Interactive preview: click into entry points to edit HTML inline, see visually which entry point each element belongs to, and toggle entry point wrappers off to preview what the prompt looks like in the login flow

This update also expands what's possible with partials:

Passkey screens: customize passkey authentication screens anywhere they appear in your flow; data capture is supported in the signup flow
Custom database connections: data captured from partials is now surfaced in custom database connection scripts

Head over to the Auth0 Docs to learn more.

You can now manage custom authentication screen partials directly in the Auth0 dashboard with a purpose-built visual editor. Instead of encoding HTML as strings and sending them through the API, you get a proper code editor with syntax highlighting and live feedback.

The editor includes supporting tools:

Code snippet library: pre-built snippets for common use cases like first and last name, phone number, terms of service checkboxes, and more, ready to insert with a click
Template variable reference: a clickable list of all context variables available in the partial, for quick insertion without leaving the editor
Actions shortcut: open Actions in a new window directly from the editor
Interactive preview: click into entry points to edit HTML inline, see visually which entry point each element belongs to, and toggle entry point wrappers off to preview what the prompt looks like in the login flow

This update also expands what's possible with partials:

Passkey screens: customize passkey authentication screens anywhere they appear in your flow; data capture is supported in the signup flow
Custom database connections: data captured from partials is now surfaced in custom database connection scripts

Head over to the Auth0 Docs to learn more.

You can now manage custom authentication screen partials directly in the Auth0 dashboard with a purpose-built visual editor. Instead of encoding HTML as strings and sending them through the API, you get a proper code editor with syntax highlighting and live feedback.

The editor includes supporting tools:

Code snippet library: pre-built snippets for common use cases like first and last name, phone number, terms of service checkboxes, and more, ready to insert with a click
Template variable reference: a clickable list of all context variables available in the partial, for quick insertion without leaving the editor
Actions shortcut: open Actions in a new window directly from the editor
Interactive preview: click into entry points to edit HTML inline, see visually which entry point each element belongs to, and toggle entry point wrappers off to preview what the prompt looks like in the login flow

This update also expands what's possible with partials:

Passkey screens: customize passkey authentication screens anywhere they appear in your flow; data capture is supported in the signup flow
Custom database connections: data captured from partials is now surfaced in custom database connection scripts

Head over to the Auth0 Docs to learn more.

You can now manage custom authentication screen partials directly in the Auth0 dashboard with a purpose-built visual editor. Instead of encoding HTML as strings and sending them through the API, you get a proper code editor with syntax highlighting and live feedback.

The editor includes supporting tools:

Code snippet library: pre-built snippets for common use cases like first and last name, phone number, terms of service checkboxes, and more, ready to insert with a click
Template variable reference: a clickable list of all context variables available in the partial, for quick insertion without leaving the editor
Actions shortcut: open Actions in a new window directly from the editor
Interactive preview: click into entry points to edit HTML inline, see visually which entry point each element belongs to, and toggle entry point wrappers off to preview what the prompt looks like in the login flow

This update also expands what's possible with partials:

Passkey screens: customize passkey authentication screens anywhere they appear in your flow; data capture is supported in the signup flow
Custom database connections: data captured from partials is now surfaced in custom database connection scripts

Head over to the Auth0 Docs to learn more.

A new product release stage designed to get upcoming capabilities into your hands faster. Developer Preview serves as a new release phase for new Auth0 product introductions, granting free production access before official pricing is applied. Key features include free production access, clear expectations about future paid components, and the ability to shape the product through early feedback.

Mar 26, 2026

What's new:

We've updated session handling in SAML-P and WS-Fed authentication flows to align with industry best practices and our existing OAuth2/OIDC behavior. Following a successful login via SAML-P or WS-Fed, the session ID will now be rotated and a new session cookie will be issued.