Set Root Attributes During User Signup

You can set root attributes for a user during sign-up using Auth0’s . This allows you to minimize the number of API calls required to set root attributes when creating users. Make a POST call to the Create a User endpoint. Be sure to replace MGMT_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, CONNECTION_NAME, EMAIL_VALUE, PASSWORD_VALUE, GIVEN_NAME_VALUE, FAMILY_NAME_VALUE, NAME_VALUE, NICKNAME_VALUE, and PICTURE placeholder values with your Management API , initial connection name, email address, password, given name, family name, name, nickname, and picture URL, respectively.

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Value	Description
`MGMT_API_ACCESS_TOKEN`	Access Token for the Management API with the scope `create:users`.
`CONNECTION_NAME`	Name of the connection through which the initial user information was received.
`EMAIL_VALUE`	Email address of the user to be created.
`PASSWORD_VALUE`	Password of the user to be created.
`GIVEN_NAME_VALUE`	Given name of the user to be created.
`FAMILY_NAME_VALUE`	Family name of the user to be created.
`NAME_VALUE`	Full name of the user to be created.
`NICKNAME_VALUE`	Nickname of the user to be created.
`PICTURE_VALUE`	URL of the picture for the user to be created.

If you are using Lock or the public signup endpoint for user sign-up, you can set root attributes using the same method.

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