Naver
To use Naver as a social login provider, you need a Client ID
and Client Secret
from your Naver app. You’ll then need to copy those keys into your ReachFive settings.
The instructions on this page are for the ReachFive Console using Naver information. For configuring on the Naver side, please see the official Naver Developer Guide.
What profile information is collected by ReachFive?
We are able to retrieve the following information from the user’s Naver account into their ReachFive account:
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A Unique ID for the Naver user; not the actual Naver ID
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Naver username
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Naver profile nickname
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Naver profile image
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Naver account email
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User’s Birthday (as listed on in Naver profile)
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User’s gender (as listed on in Naver profile)
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User’s phone number (as listed on in Naver profile)
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Age range for Naver user. Represented as
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User consents
In order to receive the user consents from Naver into ReachFive, you need to ensure that during integration, ReachFive consents are assigned the
opt-in
type and that the consent’skey
matches the same consent key in Naver.You must also specify every consent used in your brand’s Naver app in the ReachFive Console. If the consent does not exist, the user is still able to authenticate. Consents are only collected the first time a user authenticates via Naver.
Prerequisites
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You must have access to the ReachFive Console.
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You must have a Developer, Manager, or Administrator role.
Instructions
- ReachFive
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Log in to your ReachFive Console.
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Go to
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In the pop-up window:
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Paste your Naver Client ID.
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Paste your Naver Client secret.
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Specify all Naver consents.
In order to retrieve consents for users authenticated through Naver, you must specify all possible consents in your Naver app. -
Don’t forget to Save your input.
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