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# Login Flow
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This document describes how a simple authentication flow can be created.
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This flow is created automatically when passbook is installed.
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1. Create an **Identification** stage
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> Here you can select whichever fields the user can identify themselves with
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> Select the Template **Default Login**, as this template shows the (optional) Flows
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> Here you can also link optional enrollment and recovery flows.
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2. Create a **Password** stage
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> Select the Backend you want the password to be checked against. Select "passbook-internal Userdatabase".
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3. Create a **User Login** stage
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> This stage doesn't have any options.
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4. Create a flow
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> Create a flow with the delegation of **Authentication**
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> Assign a name and a slug. The slug is used in the URL when the flow is executed.
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5. Bind the stages to the flow
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> Bind the **Identification** Stage with an order of 0
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> Bind the **Password** Stage with an order of 1
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> Bind the **User Login** Stage with an order of 2
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!!! notice
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This flow can used by any user, authenticated and un-authenticated. This means any authenticated user that visits this flow can login again.
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