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Empower your Android and iOS application with fingerprint or face id authentication.

Use the PinCode component to easily provide the ability to register a pin code, and validate a login, or another action that requires a pin code in your mobile app. Upon validation, you can unlock the app or a specific workflow.
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This component is <b>not supported</b>.
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Learn more on the <a rel="nofollow" href="https://silkui.outsystems.com/SilkUI/Patterns_Mobile.aspx#Mobile_Components_PinCode" target="_blank">Silk UI Website.</a>

Perform HTTP requests LIKE A BOSS

Microsoft Login Connector enables you to Login using Microsoft credentials (including Office 365) with OAuth 2.0 from Azure AD. In addition to the actual Login, this enables you to use OAuth Token to get authorization to access Microsoft Rest APIs. Roles in Azure AD can also be synchronised with roles in Outsystems. Recent updates provide support for the Graph API

This application contains a sample implementation of OAuth authentication for Exposed REST APIs

Library for creating, decoding and validating JSON Web Tokens, an open, industry standard RFC 7519 method for representing claims securely between two parties.

This Application will allow you to import users from an existing Active directory.

This project illustrates how to add custom authentication logic to an exposed REST API.

OutSystems Platform allows you to authenticate IT users (developers, testers operations), using an external authentication provider.

This module implements the requisites that an external authentication plugin must have. You only need to implement your own authentication logic using the provided webservice.

This is the Demo of the Microsoft Login Connector explaining how to use the component from forge.

Make your user’s life simpler by providing a simple Pincode Flow to login. This Sample Flow uses the Pincode component.
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This component is <b>not supported</b>.
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Learn more on the <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="https://silkui.outsystems.com/SilkUI/Samples_Mobile.aspx#Mobile_Flows-Samples_PinCode">Silk UI Website.</a>

External authentication provider for LifeTime that provisions and synchronizes IT users on-the-fly based on their Active Directory configuration.

Azure Active Directory Authentication Library (ADAL) plugin provides easy to use authentication functionality for your OutSystems mobile App

Simple drag and drop authentication mechanism for multiple OAuth providers. Retrieves basic user info like id, name and email.

Use authentication with Touch ID  in your customized OutSystems Now.

OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 Connector to popular SaaS platform Auth0

A module which allows OutSystems applications to integrate with JOSSO for authentication purposes.

Yubico (https://www.yubico.com) makes physical authentication keys that work by simply pushing a button. This extension allows them to be used in OutSystems projects.

This flow is suitable for long-running applications in which the user grants permission only once. It provides an access token that can be refreshed. Since the token exchange involves sending your secret key, perform this on a secure location, like a backend service, and not from a client such as a browser or from a mobile app.

Core espace for the oAuth authetication to the public Xero api. To be use with the XeroMobileApi Application

Please download the XeroApi_Sample app to see the full example of utilization of this espace.
You can check it at https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component/3053/xeroapi-sample/

The Active Directory Group Mapping is a component that allows you to map Active Directory Groups to OutSystems Roles. It contains an End-User module where you manage the mappings, and a Core module with an API, comprised of several server actions. It also has a working sample where you can see the Login flow and the management roles working. To see this working remember to create a mapping between some AD Groups and existing OutSystems Roles. This component requires the Active Directory component also available in the Forge; this is where you create the connection to the Active Directory.