Auth0Bradford PeirceAnnouncement
Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) has traditionally been viewed as a security obligation, but Auth0 argues it can be a growth driver when optimized for conversion. The Auth0 Identity Conversion Suite combines Anonymous Sessions and Experiment Center to transform identity from a rigid gatekeeper into a dynamic growth engine. Anonymous Sessions issue scoped access tokens to track anonymous users from their first interaction, preserving cart contents, preferences, and consent selections when they convert to authenticated accounts. Experiment Center enables native A/B testing and gradual rollouts of authentication flows, allowing teams to test changes on controlled traffic segments before global deployment with audit trails. The suite addresses high cart abandonment in retail, cross-device context loss in travel, and onboarding friction in financial services by enabling seamless guest transitions, cross-channel journey unification, and progressive trust and compliance.
Auth0, an Okta company, introduces the Identity Conversion Suite to address funnel drop-off by combining Anonymous Sessions and Experiment Center, transforming CIAM from a security obligation into a growth engine.
The Auth0 Identity Conversion Suite combines Anonymous Sessions, which issue scoped access tokens to track anonymous users and preserve their cart contents, preferences, and consent selections upon conversion, with Experiment Center, which provides native A/B testing and gradual rollout capabilities for authentication flows, allowing teams to test changes on controlled traffic segments before global deployment.
Anonymous Sessions issue scoped access tokens to track anonymous users from their first interaction, preserving cart contents, preferences, and consent selections when they convert to authenticated accounts.
Experiment Center enables native A/B testing and gradual rollouts of authentication flows to controlled traffic segments, with audit trails and analytics integration for safe deployment.
The suite targets three industries: retail (reducing cart abandonment via seamless guest transitions), travel (unifying cross-device booking journeys), and financial services (balancing compliance with onboarding through progressive trust).
Anonymous Sessions issue scoped access tokens to track anonymous users from their first interaction, storing cart contents, preferences, and consent selections. When the user signs up or logs in, this data transfers seamlessly into their new account without friction or lost data.
Experiment Center enables gradual rollouts to a controlled slice of traffic, such as 10% of users, with comprehensive audit trails and analytics stack integrations. This allows teams to validate changes before global deployment, reducing risk of lockouts or security vulnerabilities.
Retail and e-commerce benefit from reduced cart abandonment via seamless guest transitions. Travel and hospitality unify cross-device booking journeys. Financial services balance compliance with onboarding through progressive trust and controlled security deployments.
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