Azure B2C Identity Experience Framework (IEF)

Azure B2C Identity Experience Framework (IEF) gives you the ability to customize just about every aspect of Azure B2C -- from the way the login screen looks to how the login experience behaives and what data is collected. In this video, we'll give you a primer on how it works and point to resources to get you deeper into the subject so you can build your identity management experience.

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[ZachBugay]

This explanation of IEF, and Azure's B2C has been incredible. Thank you so much for sharing!

[travelandlearn]

Awesome explanation. Haven't found anything else like it. Looking forward to more.

[mekbeb]

Thank you for taking the time and explaining this. very insightful

[ze]

Thank you so much for this video!
It's helping me to figure out a really messy application I'm giving maintenance.

[mattmorg]

This is really helpful. Thank you so much.

[angelanaya]

Really Helpful Video, Thank you very much

[sakthijeganathan]

thanks a lot. great content explained well.

[sakthijeganathan]

hi, i have ad b2c IEF certificates and tokens generated manually. Can i automate this through powershell and automation account? I have to check certificate and token expiry date periodically and renew with new ones and upload the same to b2c. is this possible and can you throw some lights with your expertise knowledge in AD B2C? Thanks in advance - example certificates and token : B2C_1A_SAMLMessageSigning

[karteekkr]

Hi, is it possible to authenticate Dynamics portals with IEF policies ? if yes, any document on how to configure the site settings ?

[nolimitsREAL]

Can you use User flow with Custom Policies ? For what I seeen it's a no. I like it more when I have a user interface, but when I need to add something it would be added it on top of it.

[deedev]

I have 1 year Experian with b2c, Custom policy is xml and more limitation and bug, i think bad design by MS