When it's enabled, the user can authenticate with any Azure AD tenant. The Azure AD connection also has a Use Common Endpoint property. To accommodate both needs, Azure AD and ADFS connections have an Email Verification property with two values: However, if you know how an Azure AD or ADFS is configured and managed, you can decide to trust that the emails from those accounts are verified. In Azure AD, depending on how the Azure AD tenant is configured, email addresses returned by Azure AD may or may not correspond to Office mailboxes. In ADFS, the ADFS administrator can configure any email they want. For federated connections, identity providers can return the email_verified field based on their own criteria.Īzure AD and ADFS cannot guarantee that the emails they return have been verified: For database connections, users must go through an email validation flow to get the email verified.

Add Scopes/Permissions to Call Identity Provider APIsĪuth0 user's profile has an email_verified field, which can be set in different ways depending on the connection type.

Email Verification for Azure AD and ADFS.Connect Your Auth0 Application with Okta Enterprise Connection.Connect Your App to Microsoft Azure Active Directory.Connect Your App to SAML Identity Providers.Connect Your PingFederate Server to Auth0.

Connect to OpenID Connect Identity Provider.Connect Your Native App to Microsoft Azure Active Directory Using Resource Owner Flow.Connect Your App to Active Directory using LDAP.

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