Auth0 Test Integration
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
This project is for integrating a paywall provider with Auth0 user management. For the front-end we are using Arc publishing which is based on react. For the current user and paywall management we are using a provider called Piano.io
This project is to connect Auth0 with a product that Piano.io has called Auth Sync. It is a service that will remove and handle login/logout and registration process using the Auth0 system. Auth Sync will also be able to communicate via JWT tokens back to Piano.io. The data return via the JWT tokens will allow Piano.io to better control the user experience.
This project is for the initial proof of concept test and will be performed in both Piano.io sandbox and Arc Publishing sandbox environments. Depending on the results of the test we will choose to move forward with the full integration and need your help to migrate the users into Auth0 using the automated and bulk imports methods provided by Auth0.
The KPI for this test will be the login experience that the test users have when interacting with the site from different user end point devices. (Mobile devices, laptops, and desktops)
Note: For this test we will not be using any social login providers. It will only be Auth0’s user management system.
This project is to connect Auth0 with a product that Piano.io has called Auth Sync. It is a service that will remove and handle login/logout and registration process using the Auth0 system. Auth Sync will also be able to communicate via JWT tokens back to Piano.io. The data return via the JWT tokens will allow Piano.io to better control the user experience.
This project is for the initial proof of concept test and will be performed in both Piano.io sandbox and Arc Publishing sandbox environments. Depending on the results of the test we will choose to move forward with the full integration and need your help to migrate the users into Auth0 using the automated and bulk imports methods provided by Auth0.
The KPI for this test will be the login experience that the test users have when interacting with the site from different user end point devices. (Mobile devices, laptops, and desktops)
Note: For this test we will not be using any social login providers. It will only be Auth0’s user management system.