We are excited to release synchronous webhooks, the latest addition to our webhooks features.

With synchronous webhooks, you can extend SlashID Access to suit your business needs in a few simple steps, in whatever language and environment makes sense for you.

Discover how to create a secure login page for your React app with authentication and styling using SlashID.

We are excited to release SlashID analytics and webhooks, providing greater visibility and actionable insights into your authentication flows.

In this blog post, we review the current state of the technology from a security standpoint and we’ll discuss some critical aspects of passkey implementation.

Implement MFA and Step-Up Authentication in React applications with SlashID.

In this blog post, we will show how the Tink cryptography library can be used to create, sign, and verify JSON Web Tokens (JWTs), as well as to manage the cryptographic keys for doing so.

With the latest React SDK release we are introducing a new control component, <Groups>. You can use <Groups> to conditionally render parts of the UI depending on whether the authenticated user belongs to specific Groups.

Today we’re happy to announce the next step in that journey to deliver a streamlined, low friction onboarding experience to our customers with the release of our sign-up/sign-in form component.

Use SlashID to fetch Google Groups as part of a user authentication flow.