Saving custom OAuth variables to DB for later access

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That's definitely an option, but not what I was specifically recommending. My suggestion is to:

  1. Create a workflow that takes in a set of auth data and uploads them to a shared database.

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  1. Trigger this workflow as one of the final steps of your custom auth flow, passing your auth data as the body of the POST request.

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Put together, this should effectively export your auth data and make it accessible without requiring a user to be logged in. :+1:

Last but not least - given the fact that you're retrieving tenant IDs via a generic REST request - you should have access to the entire body of the response, which will presumably be an array.

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