Latest update: 7.1.6
- Overview
- About User Self-Service
- Self-Registration
- Social Registration
- OpenID Connect Authorization Code Flow
- Many Social Identity Providers, One Schema
- Amazon Social Identity Provider
- Apple Social Identity Provider
- Facebook Social Identity Provider
- Google Social Identity Provider
- Instagram Social Identity Provider
- LinkedIn Social Identity Provider
- Microsoft Social Identity Provider
- Salesforce Social Identity Provider
- Twitter Social Identity Provider
- Setting Up Vkontakte as an IDM Social Identity Provider
- WeChat Social Identity Provider
- WordPress Social Identity Provider
- Yahoo Social Identity Provider
- Custom Social Identity Provider
- Configure the Social Providers Authentication Module
- Account Claiming: Links Between Accounts and Social Identity Providers
- Manage Social Identity Providers Over REST
- Test Social Identity Providers
- Scenarios When Registering With a Social ID
- Social Identity Widgets
- Social Identity Provider Button and Badge Properties
- Progressive Profile
- Password Reset
- Username Retrieval
- Additional Configuration
- Configure Notification Emails
- Configure Privacy and Consent
- Configure UMA, Trusted Devices, and Privacy
- Terms & Conditions
- Tokens and User Self-Service
- End User UI Notifications
- Configure Google reCAPTCHA
- Configure Identity Fields
- Configure Security Questions
- Add Custom Policies for Self-Registration and Password Reset
- Self-Service End User UI
- Custom Self-Service Stages
- Self-Service Stage Reference
- All-In-One Registration
- OpenAM Auto-Login Stage
- Attribute Collection Stage
- Captcha Stage
- Conditional User Stage
- Consent Stage
- Email Validation Stage
- IDM User Details Stage
- KBA Security Answer Definition Stage
- KBA Security Answer Verification Stage
- KBA Update Stage
- Local Auto-Login Stage
- Parameters Stage
- Patch Object Stage
- Password Reset Stage
- Self-Registration Stage
- Social User Claim Stage
- Terms and Conditions Stage
- User Query Stage
- IDM Glossary
Custom Self-Service Stages
This chapter demonstrates how to build, deploy, and configure a custom stage, and how to add it to a self-service process. You can use the classes in the sample project as a basis to develop your own stages.
To implement a custom stage in the End User UI, see the following instructions from the ForgeRock End User UI Git Repository: How to Add a Self-Service Stage to the UI.