Overview of Self-Registration Profiles
Use self-registration profiles to create accounts in a verified or unverified state. Customize the self-registration process by specifying the user's email domains allowed when self-registering, and adding header, footer, success, and user consent text.
Introduction
Using self-registration profiles, you can:
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Create a self-registration consumer flow that allows users to create an account in a verified state. Use the REST API to turn off the
activationEmailRequired
option. The user can then directly sign in using a username and password to authenticate. - Create a self-registration partner flow that allows users to create an account in an unverified state. Use the REST API to turn on the
activationEmailRequired
option so that a user receives a link in the welcome email to verify the user. After the user clicks this link, the user's state is changed to verified and the user can sign in. -
Delete profiles using the user interface or the REST API.
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Specify whether users are prompted and must accept a user consent before self-registering.
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Assign groups to a profile so that users are assigned to all the groups that are part of that profile.
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Specify the user's email domains allowed when accessing the self-registration process. Only users with access to these specific email domains are allowed to register.
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Customize the self-registration login page with your header and footer logos.
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Customize the header, footer, success, and user consent text.
This section contains the following topics:
Required Policy or Role
- Be a member of the Administrators group
- Be granted the Identity Domain Administrator role
- Be a member of a group granted
manage
domains
To understand more about policies and roles, see The Administrators Group, Policy, and Administrator Roles, Understanding Administrator Roles, and IAM Policies Overview.