Auto Sign Out after register in Power Pages

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Hi All,

I have this requirement that i want to build in the power pages using Azure B2C.

1. User register first time will have status inactive and requires approval.

2. After user register, user will automatically logged out. and won't allowed to sign-in until he/she is approved by administrator.

the 1st point i have achieved it successfully, but the 2nd point, i have no clue on how make it.

because by default, user register in power pages will be signed in when successfully registered.

Do you guys have any idea/suggestion on what should i do?

Thanks

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ragavanrajan 7,044 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @haryadihart

Did you apply web roles and web page access control rules to all your pages?

Delete the default web page access control rules ( Grant access and Grant Change)

Thinking out loud.

If web pages are controlled by web page access control rules, what is the problem in accessing the profile page?

I will also tag Power Pages experts here for their suggestions @Fubar @OOlashyn  @Lucas001

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Lucas001 2,563 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi @haryadihart,

Is there a specific reason people need to be signed out?
If you already know who will register and depending on what info you need from them (Adress, Name, Banking etc.) it would probably be more effective to hand out invitation codes and let those users join your power page).

On the other hand an approach would be to use JS in combination with a support column for your profile web form.
Set that column to "no" if the user is not properly registered. Use JS to run the function which is necessary to log out the user if the column is "no". Once you confirm the user set the column to yes. Keep in mind the chache can take some time till the column value is changed on the page. Hide that column in your form as the user does not need to see it.

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Fubar 8,501 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Generally, I would not log them out.
You can limit what someone can do by a restrictive Authenticated Web Role, and then assign them a more powerful Web Role when approved
The Contact record also has a field "Login Enabled" that you may also be able to make use of.
You can also think about the actual registration process, eg. you could have them initially fill in some info into the Lead table or a custom table, then approve it, and on approval send them an Invitation (in this scenario you would disable open registration)

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OOlashyn 3,498 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@haryadihart I've done something similar and would advise you not to logout users and instead create an application form in Portal that allows them to submit their data, create them in Azure AD B2C (and set force password change) so if approved when they go through the login process it will force them to change password the first time.

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