27 February 2025 (v2.130)
ReachFive v2.130
introduces several improvements and needed bug fixes.
We’re happy to announce that you can now create structured custom fields directly in the console. Another exciting option for customers now is the option to implement on-demand scaling to accommodate high traffic during anticipated periods for your site. You can also now manage MFA credentials from the console. In addition to this, you can now search for users based on third-party grants.
As always, we fixed a few items for you.
On-demand scaling
Our On-demand scaling feature lets you temporarily scale our authentication infrastructure to handle increased login activity.
It is particularly useful for those of you experiencing predictable traffic surges, such as product launches, seasonal sales, or marketing campaigns, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted authentication for this higher volume of users.
For more details, see On-demand scaling.

Manage MFA credentials from console
You can now manage a user’s MFA credentials directly from the ReachFive Console. This was previously only available through our Management API.
For more, see Manage MFA credentials from console.
Search for users by grants
You can now search for users by third party grant information including. This includes via the ReachFive Console and the Management API.
-
client_id
: Theclient_id
of the third party grant. -
date
: Thedate
on which the third party grant was issued.
Use the Filter section on the ReachFive Console when filtering user profiles, or on your export or hook.
Use the filter
query parameter with the Management API as shown here.
GET api/v2/users?filter=third_party_grants.client_id==="k6ShTTsHfVE5aXu5uW0i"
Fixes
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You were unable to create a custom field with an existing prefix.
This means that if you created the custom field
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It was temporarily impossible to create a custom address field with an underscore ( |
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There was a small issue retrieving the trusted device cookie for the loginWithPassword method. |
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