“We provide new ways for our customers to engage at strategic points throughout the customer journey.”

“WABI is scalable and we need a partner that is, too. We believe Auth0 will support us in getting there.”

“Identity was critical for the development process. Many users access Fern through GitHub, and a lot will have their documentation set up to be open source. We needed to make sure these sites in production could be updated only by authenticated members of a given organization.”

“Auth0 has been an incredible catalyst on the digital identity transformation in NTUC FairPrice and is already impacting our customers’ experience today.”

“Security is a first-class citizen. When we’re thinking about designing anything, we’re thinking about designing our front-door experience.”

“Auth0 differs from the competition by delivering pre-made and fully functional Identity Access Management features that can be used with minimal configuration effort."

“We found that our way of authenticating was secure, but not secure enough for the PSD2 certification.”

“Security and identity go hand in hand. And as a security product, this is one of the things we have to be really on top of.”

“The whole process of onboarding users at Snyk takes just seconds. It’s really fast and really easy.”

“Our standard problem is that we never have enough resources to do all the features we want to do.”

“We wanted to have an integrated platform for our students and teachers, and to ensure that when they sign in, they only had one single login. That was the key project.”

“It feels great to be part of an organization that feeds New Zealand.”

“Our core competency is building tools for organizational transparency, it’s not authentication.”

“Being in the software world, usually things go from weeks to months, not the other way around. These are tremendous time savings and we're going to invest that back into our product.”

“If we stay focused and deliver the value that we think we can in terms of translating those educational experiences into economic opportunity, then that is a compelling story.”