consists of a set of pages that facilitate several account-related actions, such as logging in, enrolling factors, or resetting passwords. Auth0 provides the text on these pages in several languages. In some cases, you may want to modify the text on these pages to better match your application’s tone or specific needs. You can customize the text displayed on Universal Login pages in all supported languages through either the or the . The following definitions, values, and variables apply to both methods.

Configure prompts and screens

You can customize any of the available prompts and screens through the Auth0 Dashboard or the Management API.
You can use the Dashboard to customize New Universal Login text prompts.
  1. In the Dashboard, go to Branding > Universal Login > Advanced Options, and then select Custom Text.
  2. Select the Prompt and Screen that you want to edit, then make your desired changes. A live preview is available on the right.
  3. When you’re ready for your changes to appear on your production environment, select Save Changes.

Supported parameters

ParameterDefinition
promptThe step in the login flow. For a list of available values, read Prompt values.
languageThe language that the customization applies to. For a list of available languages, read Universal Login Internationalization.
screenThe specific screen within a prompt.
keyThe identifier of a text component.
textThe message displayed to the user.

Prompt values

The term prompt refers to a specific step in the login flow. Each prompt has at least one screen, and each screen has a set of text components that you can customize. The available prompt values are:

Variables

Some screens have variables in the text that are replaced at runtime based on contextual information. As different variables are available for each screen, it is not guaranteed that a given variable will work anywhere other than their original screen.
VariableDescription
${clientName}Auth0 Application Name
${connectionName}Connection Name (e.g. Google)
${tenantName}Auth0 Tenant name
${organizationName}Name of the user’s organization if the user is authenticating in the context of an Organization
${companyName}Auth0 Tenant name, or Organization name if the user is authenticating in the context of an Organization
${userName}Name of the logged user
${email}Email of the logged user
${appName}Name of the custom Guardian Push application

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