Events
Events
These are the events that FusionAuth generates that can be optionally consumed by your registered Webhook.
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Audit Log Create - when an audit log is created
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Event Log Create - when an event log is created
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JWT Public Key Update - when a JWT RSA Public / Private keypair used for signing may have been updated
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JWT Refresh - when an access token is refreshed using a refresh token
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JWT Refresh Token Revoke - when a refresh token (or multiple tokens) are revoked
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Kickstart Success - when kickstart has successfully completed
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User Actions - when a moderator takes an action on a user
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User Bulk Create - when multiple users are created as the result of the Import API
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User Create - when a user is created
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User Create Complete - when a user create transaction has completed
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User Deactivate - when a user is deactivated
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User Delete - when a user is deleted
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User Delete Complete - when a user delete transaction has completed
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User Email Update - when a user updates their email address
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User Email Verified - when a user verifies their email address
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User Login Failed - when a user fails to complete login
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User Login Success - when a user successfully completes login
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User Reactivate - when a user is reactivated
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User Registration Create - when a new user registration is created
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User Registration Create Complete - when a new user registration create transaction has completed
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User Registration Delete - when a user registration is deleted
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User Registration Delete Complete - when a user registration delete transaction has completed
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User Registration Update - when a user registration is updated
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User Registration Update Complete - when a user registration update transaction has completed
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User Registration Verified - when a user completes registration verification
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User Update - when a user is updated
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User Update Complete - when a user update transaction has completed
Breached Password Events
These are the Breached Password licensed events that may FusionAuth generates that can be optionally consumed by your registered Webhook.
This feature is only available in paid editions of FusionAuth. Please visit our pricing page to learn more about paid editions.
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User Password Breach - when Reactor detects a user is using a potentially breached password
Threat Detection Events
These are the Threat Detection licensed events that may FusionAuth generates that can be optionally consumed by your registered Webhook.
This feature is only available in Enterprise versions of FusionAuth. Please visit our pricing page to learn more about paid editions.
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User Login Id Duplicate Create - when a request to create a user with an already in-use login Id (email or username) has been received
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User Login Id Duplicate Update - when a request to update a user with an already in-use login Id (email or username) has been received
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User Login New Device - when a user begins login with a new device
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User Login Suspicious - when a user complete login and is considered to be a potential threat
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User Password Reset Send - when a forgot password email has been sent to a user
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User Password Reset Start - when a user starts the reset password flow
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User Password Reset Success - when a user password reset flow has completed successfully
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User Password Update - when a user’s password is updated
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User Two-factor Method Add - when a user has added a two-factor method
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User Two-factor Method Remove - when a user has removed a two-factor method
Tenant Scoped Events
Tenant scoped events are generated for all applications in a tenant or for none of them.
All user events are tenant scoped because a user is a tenant scoped entity. For example, the user.delete, user.create, user.update, and user.deactivate events are all tenant scoped.
A tenant scoped event can, however contain an applicationId which can be used to filter events when received. One example is user.registration.create.
Application Scoped Events
A few events can be generated for one or more specified applications, or for all applications within a tenant.
The ability to limit the generation of an event for only certain applications is legacy functionality and may be modified in the future. If you want to get events for certain applications, send events for a tenant. Filter on the applicationId when consuming the event and discard events from any applications that are not of interest.
These events can be application scoped:
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jwt.public-key.update -
jwt.refresh-token.revoke -
user.action
Transaction Compatibility
Events can be either transactional or non-transactional. The final state of the operation which caused a transaction event is not persisted to FusionAuth until after the configured webhook finishes. Non-transactional events do not require any webhooks to succeed.
To learn more about writing webhooks, see Writing a Webhook.
For more information on event transaction configurations, see transaction setting under Tenant Settings.