# Configure Auth0

You need a free Auth0 account to manage your Taskforce.sh users. Login in [auth0](https://auth0.com/) and create a new application:

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Choose "Single Page Web Application"

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Go to the App Settings and configure the callbacks:

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Assuming the URI to access your instance is onpremises.taskforce.sh you will need to configure the callbacks like these:

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You also need to configure the Allowed Web Origins and Allowed Origins (CORS):

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You can leave the rest of the settings on their defaults.

Note that you should pick the "clientId" and the "domain" from this application and use them in your Taskforce instance settings:

![Auth0 Application Settings](/files/vF5GGO42F5h17NAlnf10)

![Taskforce.sh on-premises configuration](/files/RpDsyuJjI5KWcK7DM9ho)


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