Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
WorkOS engineer Dan Dorman introduces Pipes—a simple way to connect customer accounts to third‑party services (Google, Salesforce, Slack, and more) outside of the login flow. He explains OAuth scopes, reauthorization, and the new Pipes widget that handles UX, tokens, and consent so developers can focus on integration logic.
CHAPTERS:
0:03 - Intro: Dan Dorman, WorkOS engineer
0:15 - Announcement: WorkOS Pipes
0:33 - Connecting to third‑party services; quick access tokens
1:03 - Extra scopes at login via AuthKit
1:20 - Connect outside SSO login via settings
1:41 - Not limited to login providers; any service
2:10 - OAuth scopes as permissions
2:33 - Configure scopes per integration
2:57 - Developer‑specified scopes; user consent screen
3:20 - Adding scopes later and reauthorization
4:12 - Widgets and the new Pipes widget
5:16 - Removing OAuth friction; tokens refreshed for you
WorkOS engineer Dan Dorman introduces Pipes—a simple way to connect customer accounts to third‑party services (Google, Salesforce, Slack, and more) outside of the login flow. He explains OAuth scopes, reauthorization, and the new Pipes widget that handles UX, tokens, and consent so developers can focus on integration logic.
CHAPTERS:
0:03 - Intro: Dan Dorman, WorkOS engineer
0:15 - Announcement: WorkOS Pipes
0:33 - Connecting to third‑party services; quick access tokens
1:03 - Extra scopes at login via AuthKit
1:20 - Connect outside SSO login via settings
1:41 - Not limited to login providers; any service
2:10 - OAuth scopes as permissions
2:33 - Configure scopes per integration
2:57 - Developer‑specified scopes; user consent screen
3:20 - Adding scopes later and reauthorization
4:12 - Widgets and the new Pipes widget
5:16 - Removing OAuth friction; tokens refreshed for you










