Reset an Auth0 Tenant to Default Settings

Auth0 does not provide a native method to reset a tenant configuration to default settings. However, administrators can reset the configuration to a near-default state using the Auth0 Deploy Command Line Interface (CLI). This guide provides the steps to generate a source template from a default tenant and apply it to the destination tenant to overwrite existing configurations.

• Auth0
• Auth0 Deploy CLI
• Tenant Configuration

There is no out-of-the-box way to reset a tenant's configuration. However, it is possible to reset the configuration to a near default state using the Auth0 Deploy CLI with instructions outlined below

Preparation

Install the tool a0deploy by running the following in the command-line interface: 

npm i -g auth0-deploy-cli

Generate the source template from the tenant

1. Either create a new tenant or use an existing tenant as the source for the configuration. 
2. In a new directory, create the following files:
   1. config.json from the example config here.
   2. Enable Deletions: In the config.json file (or via environment variables), set the deletion flag to true: 

      "AUTH0_ALLOW_DELETE": true

   3. Complete the rest of the config.json file details from the source tenant.

3. Get a snapshot of the tenant using the following command.

   a0deploy export --config_file config.json --format yaml --output_folder ./

Update the destination tenant

1. Update the configuration file (config.json) used for the import to point to the destination tenant.

2. Update the tenant with its stored state: 

   a0deploy import --config_file config.json --format yaml --input_file ./tenant.yaml

    

NOTE: Certain tenant-level settings, such as billing plans, custom domains, and early access features, must be checked and managed via the Auth0 Dashboard and are outside the scope of the Auth0 Deploy CLI.