The Jet Admin Auth0 integration lets your app create, look up, update and manage Auth0 users, roles and access, driven by the same tables, forms and record actions you already build in Jet. Whether an admin provisions a new account, a user's access needs to change, or an offboarding request comes in, the whole workflow runs inside Jet, and every action is scoped by role and written to the audit log.

That covers what teams build on Auth0 first: user admin consoles for support and IT, security review dashboards tracking logins and blocked accounts, and offboarding workflows that revoke access on schedule. Because Jet reads your own database alongside Auth0, every screen shows the user next to the account, plan or team they belong to, and nobody needs an Auth0 dashboard seat to work with it.

Key benefits

• User admin without a dashboard seat. Let support, IT or account teams manage Auth0 users from your app, without an Auth0 login.
• Users joined to your own data. Auth0 sits next to the Postgres, MySQL or Mongo you already use, so a user appears beside the account, plan or team they belong to.
• Actions with limits and a record. Blocking, deleting and role changes run inside your app, scoped by role, held for approval where you need it, and written to the audit log.
• Security visibility. Show login history and blocked accounts on a screen your security or support team can check without Auth0 access.
• Complete workflows. Tie an offboarding request to everything that follows it: block the user, revoke roles, notify IT.
• Self-service where it's safe. Let a user view their own login history or trigger a password reset without contacting support.

How to connect Jet Admin with Auth0

1. In Auth0, open Applications → APIs and create a Machine to Machine application authorized for the Auth0 Management API.
2. In Jet Admin, open your project and add a new resource, or pick Auth0 while creating a project.
3. Choose Auth0 and enter your domain, client ID and client secret.
4. Jet loads your Auth0 objects: Users, Roles, Organizations and Connections.
5. Add the data sources you want to join with them, for example your own accounts or teams table.
6. Generate the screens you need, then set role permissions on the records and fields each team can see.
7. Add actions and workflows on top: role assignment on signup, blocking on offboarding, and alerts on failed logins.