Okta's Identity Engine introduced an Inline Hook for Telephony effectively allow you to replace Okta's inbuilt SMS solution with your own provider. This empowers customers to manage their own numbers and providers around the world allowing for cost and delivery optimisation. It also paves the way for adding additional channel options for OTP messages. Messaging … Continue reading Bring Your Own Messaging Provider: WhatsApp OTP with Inline Hooks & Workflows
Category: Web Hooks
Inline and Event Hooks
Learn How to use Workflows for Inline Hooks
Token Inline HookWorking ExampleStep 1 - External ServiceStep 2 - Create Okta WorkflowStep 3 - Okta ConfigurationCreate Inline HookAdd Hook to Authorization ServerTest Inline Hook and WorkflowGet your Workflows questions answered With this release of low-latency flows, Okta has laid the groundwork for supporting any web hook that is time sensitive. Traditionally, organizations have to … Continue reading Learn How to use Workflows for Inline Hooks
Event Hook Filtering and Okta Workflows
Event Hooks are outbound calls from Okta, sent when specified events occur in your tenant. They take the form of HTTPS REST calls to a URL you specify, encapsulating information about the events in JSON objects in the request body. These calls from Okta are meant to be used as triggers for process flows within … Continue reading Event Hook Filtering and Okta Workflows
Password Import Hook with Java Endpoint
This blog post is an additional add-on to Dany’s post on Office 365 / Azure AD seemless Users and Password’s Migration to Okta In this post, we will replace the Okta Workflows implementation of the hook endpoint with a Java service. Webhooks are user-defined HTTP callbacks and are usually triggered by some event. Okta’s implementation … Continue reading Password Import Hook with Java Endpoint