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Send Email After Password Changes with SendGrid and Auth0 Actions

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Will Johnson
Word Count
1,992
Company Posts That Month
42
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

You've learned how to send an email when a user changes their password using SendGrid's Mail Send endpoint and Auth0 Actions. You set up your SendGrid account, created an API key, and wrote an Auth0 Action that uses the SendGrid Mail Send endpoint to send a password change email to users. The Action was tested and deployed, then added to the Post Change Password flow in Auth0, allowing it to trigger automatically when a user changes their password. This feature enhances security by keeping users informed of changes to their account information.

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