Focus on connections and workflows in September

Custom OAuth2.0 / OIDC connections

You can now add custom auth connections using OAuth 2.0 that also support OIDC for authenticating users and retrieving profile information such as name and email. So you can work with the many out of the box connections we support, or roll your own and lean on us for the service provider side of things. Start here.

Single logout for Microsoft Entra ID SAML connections

You can choose an option for single logout of MS Entra ID SAML connections. This means any of your users signing out of the connection will also be logged out of apps using the same connection. It’s more secure with shared machines and for industries like health and finance where personal information is involved. Add an Entra ID SAML connection.

Coming soon to all SAML connections.

New workflow templates

There’s a heap of things you can do with Kinde workflows. Here’s some templates we’ve added recently:

• While waiting for SCIM, you can use the post-authentication workflow with your SAML connections to sync user attributes with Kinde.

• Block disposable emails from signing up using the pre-user registration workflow.

• Check IP addresses against AbuseIPDB for abuse confidence scores.

SDKs

 You can now use Go as a framework with Kinde. Get started with the Go package here.

Here’s some other changes to SDKs:

• Non-persistent sessions added to NextJS

• Python SDK now covers synchronous and asynchronous usage

• New .NET SDK version.

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