Use Auth0 with Limio for Customers

Please take a look at to understand how Limio works with Auth0. This page is intended as a quick guide to help you setup Auth0 with Limio.

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Auth0 Configuration

In Auth0, you will need to add on your Application > Settings to add the following:

Application Login URI:

Allowed callback URI:

Allowed Logout URLs:

https://saas-dev-shop.prod.limio.com/api/sf/logout

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The full information on how to setup Limio as an Application is defined on Auth0's support portal: .

Limio Configuration

Go to Settings > Authentication > OpenID Connect and provide the following:

Provider Name An arbitrary name that helps you to recognise the authentication mechanism, e.g., auth0-test-dev-shop.prod.limio.com.

Issuer Name The Issuer URL from Auth0, which typically looks like: https://{auth0-tenant}.auth0.com/ (⚠️ it is important to include https:// and the final /)

Client ID This is the Client ID generated in the Auth0 Management Portal for Limio.

Client Secret This is the Client Secret associated with the Client ID in the Auth0 Management Portal.

JWKS URI The JWKS URI for Auth0, which provides the JSON Web Key Set for token verification: https://{auth0-tenant}.auth0.com/.well-known/jwks.json

Authorization Endpoint The Authorisation Endpoint provided by Auth0, e.g.: https://{auth0-tenant}.auth0.com/authorize

Token Endpoint The Token Endpoint from Auth0, e.g.: https://{auth0-tenant}.auth0.com/oauth/token

Logout Endpoint The Logout Endpoint for Auth0, e.g.: https://{auth0-tenant}.auth0.com/v2/logout

Token Endpoint Type This is typically set to Basic.

Scope Define the necessary scopes required for your application, such as openid profile email, within the Auth0 Management Portal.