Core connectors
Core connectors provide the foundation for your DaVinci flows by performing basic functions and integrating your flows with PingOne features.
You can also get connectors that help you integrate with other Ping Identity products and other services that your organization uses. To search the complete list of connectors, see the Integration Directory.
The following table lists and describes the core connectors, and provides links to the related documentation.
| Core connector | Description |
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Handle asynchronous events by pausing or continuing a flow based on a transaction status. |
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Create custom JavaScript code that you can reuse in any flow. |
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Set and retrieve session cookies. |
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Check the user agent, browser information, and operating system version. |
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Show customizable error messages. |
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Log details about flow outcomes to be used in flow analytics. |
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Handle events in external systems and link to subflows. |
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Branch your flow using logical conditions (A > B) or based on the result of custom JavaScript code. |
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Create forms and custom HTML pages, or make REST API calls. |
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Check a user’s IP and geographic location. |
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Create and manage user accounts in PingOne, including resetting passwords and managing groups and agreements. |
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Authenticate users and manage PingOne user authentication sessions. This connector is required to integrate flows into your application using the redirect and widget methods. |
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Use PingOne Authorize for policy-based authorization decisions. |
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Use PingOne Credentials to issue, verify, and manage digital verifiable credentials. |
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Show messages using your PingOne branding and themes or include forms that you create in the drag-and-drop form builder. |
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Use PingOne MFA for multi-factor authentication (MFA) and device enrollment. |
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Send custom voice, SMS, and email notifications to cover a wide range of use cases for your customers. |
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Use PingOne Protect to issue MFA challenges or deny access in high-risk situations. |
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Authenticate users when accessing RADIUS clients that support the RADIUS PAP protocol. |
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View and update user consent records. |
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Use PingOne Verify to securely verify a user’s identity based on a government-issued document and live face capture, also known as a selfie. |
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Display forms and customized UI to retrieve information from a user or show flow progress. |
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Create and transform string variables. |
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Visually organize and subdivide a flow within the same flow canvas. |
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Store and retrieve flow and user attributes as variables. |