Core connectors

Branch your flow to handle an external event, such as a multi-factor authentication (MFA) step.

Create custom JavaScript code that you can reuse across multiple flows.

Set and retrieve session cookies in your flow.

Check the user agent, browser information, and operating system version in your flow.

Create and customize the error messages that appear in your flow.

Create a unique visitor ID based on browser attributes for use in fraud and analytics in your flow.

Log details about flow outcomes that you can review in flow analytics.

Your flow can initiate asynchronous events in external systems. You can also use another flow as a subflow.

Include branded forms from PingOne your flow.

Branch your flow using logical conditions or based on the result of custom JavaScript code.

Display custom HTML pages, make REST API calls, and more in your flow.

Access entries in an LDAP directory to use in your flow.

Check a user’s IP and geographic location in your flow.

Authenticate users with an IdP that supports OpenID Connect 1.0 or OAuth 2.0 in your flow.

Authenticate users with a SAML IdP-based identity provider in your flow.

Display forms and customized UI to retrieve information from a user or show flow progress.

Transform the text value of a variable in your flow.

Visually organize and subdivide a flow within your flow canvas.

Create and read JWT tokens and manage OpenID Connect 1.0 redirects in your flow.

Store and retrieve flow and user attributes as variables in your flow.