Using Journeys
Journeys provide a powerful and no-code way to build login, registration, and self-service workflows. But sometimes it is not always obvious how to structure a journey, or tie in additional functionality.
Strivacity's ever-expanding library of journey templates and plugins helps bootstrap flows for a variety of use cases, for adaptive authentication and progressive profiling and more.
Adaptive Access
| Image | Name | Summary |
|---|---|---|
 | Location-based blocking of authentication | Block authentication when a user logs in from outside of a specific location |
| Strong authentication using MFA, then password | Prompt for MFA, then password |
| Simple authentication using password | Prompt for username, then password |
| Step up for anonymous proxies | Step up authentication when a user logs in via an anonymous proxy |
| Location-based step up authentication | Step up authentication when a user logs in from outside of a specific location |
| Step up for ACR-flagged transaction | Step up authentication using an ACR value when a user attempts a high value transaction |
Consent Management
| Image | Name | Summary |
|---|---|---|
 | Collect Optional Consent | Ask for an optional consent |
Progressive Profiling
| Image | Name | Summary |
|---|---|---|
 | Collect user information | Collect the user's information using progressive profiling |
| Collect user information based on language | Collect the user's information using progressive profiling based on language |
| Collect user information based on location | Collect the user's information using progressive profiling based on location |
| Collect user information based on login count | Collect the user's information using progressive profiling based on the number of times they've logged in |
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