We completed the migration to Auth0. See below for details on the migration, as well as details on recent improvements, known issues, and fixed issues.

Migration to Auth0 Complete

The upgrade of our authentication system to Auth0 is complete. Auth0 is a leading platform for secure, frictionless login experiences. This change is part of our ongoing commitment to providing the best and most secure service possible. As a reminder, all users will need to:

Verify their account
Users will receive an email with verification instructions.
Reset their password
Users will need to reset their password the first time they log in after verifying their account. Select Forgot password on the log in page.
Log in using their email address
Users now log in using their email address instead of username.

The migration to Auth0 will enable us to offer these features in the future:

Enhanced Security: Auth0 offers robust multi-factor authentication (MFA) options, increasing the security of your account.
Single Sign-On (SSO): You will soon be able to use SSO, streamlining your login process across various platforms.

Learn more about adding user accounts.

Recent Improvements

You can now bookmark records while viewing the details page for that given record.
In the Help menu in the top right corner, you can now access a link to our training portal.
General styling and user experience improvements.

Known Issues

New user accounts must be enabled
When you add a new user account, you must enable the account in Admin > Users before the user can log in.
New users cannot schedule new jobs or edit existing scheduled jobs
This impacts users added after January 17, 2024.

Fixed Issues

Flow failed to run under certain conditions.
The entities table intermittently failed to load entities.
In data products with D&B Enrichment, the same value was incorrectly returned for the dnb_financials_0_yearly_revenue_0_value and dnb_global_ultimate_financials_0_yearly_revenue_0_value attributes. This issue has been corrected.