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Events are real-time notifications about specific actions that have occurred within your Auth0 tenant. You can use events in two ways:
  • Event streams: Create event streams that execute on specific events to orchestrate asynchronous changes in Auth0 (like changes to a user or a flow that has completed) and forward them for external processing.
  • The Events API: Receive events as Server-Sent Events (SSE) stream as a pull-based alternative to event streams.

Event Types

View the Event object schema for supported event types.

Create an Event Stream

Learn how you can create event streams using AWS EventBridge or webhooks.

Consume Events with the Events API

Pull events from Auth0 on your own schedule using the Server-Sent Events (SSE) based Events API.

Event Testing, Observability, and Failure Recovery

Learn more about testing and managing your events and event streams.

Events Best Practices

Review best practices for using Events in Auth0

Use Cases

Synchronize Data Across Systems

Keep an external database or data warehouse synchronized with identity changes in Auth0 by consuming Event Streams.

Correlate Identity Changes with External Systems

React to identity changes in Auth0 by updating CRM, billing, or third-party systems with Event Streams.

Orchestrate Business Workflows

Trigger downstream business workflows across multiple systems, such as a CRM and a notification channel, when identity changes occur in Auth0.

How to Synchronize User Changes with Outbound SCIM Requests using Event Streams

Synchronize your downstream SCIM application and your Auth0 users without middleware using Event Streams and Actions.