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• Login with Amazon Overview
  • Documentation Overview
  • Release Notes
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Glossary
• LWA for Websites
  • LWA for Websites Overview
  • Step 1: Register your Website
  • Step 2: Add a LWA Button
  • Step 3: Add the LWA SDK for JavaScript
  • Step 4: Implement Authorization Code Grant
  • Step 5: Dynamically Redirect Users
  • Step 6: Obtain Customer Profile Information
  • Step 7: Log out Users
  • Step 8: Integrate with your Existing Account System
  • Reference LWA SDK Docs for JavaScript
  • Requesting Scopes as Essential/Voluntary
• LWA for iOS Apps
  • Login with Amazon for iOS Apps Overview
  • Customer Experience in iOS Apps
  • Step 1: Install the SDK for iOS
  • Step 2: Run the Sample app
  • Step 3: Register your iOS app with LWA
  • Step 4: Create a LWA Project
  • Step 5: Add a LWA Button to your App
  • Step 6: Use the SDK for iOS APIs
  • Step 7: Integrate with your Existing Account System
  • Reference SDK Docs for LWA iOS
  • Login with Amazon SDK for iOS 3.0.x Migration Guide
  • Login with Amazon SDK for iOS 3.1.x Migration Guide
• LWA for Android and Fire Apps
  • LWA for Android and Fire Apps Overview
  • Customer Experience in Android and Fire Apps
  • Step 1: Install the SDK for Android
  • Step 2: Run the Sample app
  • Step 3: Register your Android/Fire app
  • Step 4: Create a LWA Project
  • Step 5: Add a LWA Button to your app
  • Step 6: Use the SDK for Android APIs
  • Step 7: Integrate with your Existing Account System
  • Reference LWA SDK Docs for Android
  • Login with Amazon SDK for Android 3.x Migration Guide
• LWA for TVs and Other Devices
  • LWA for TVs and Other Devices Overview
  • Step 1: Register your Application
  • Step 2: Retrieve a User Code and Verification URL
  • Step 3: Display the User Code and Verification URL
  • Step 4: Retrieve an Access Token and Refresh Token
  • Step 5: Obtain Customer Profile Information
  • Step 6: Log out Users
  • Step 7: Integrate with your Existing Account System
• Understanding LWA
  • LWA Conceptual Overview
  • Access Tokens
  • Authorization Code
  • Refresh Tokens
  • Customer Profile
  • Authorization Grants
  • Security Profile
  • Essential/Voluntary Scopes
• Security Considerations
  • Cross-site Request Forgery
  • Impersonating a Resource Owner
  • Open Redirectors
  • Code Injections
  • Risks for Using WebView for Mobile Applications
• Resources for Buttons, Styles, Providers
  • Button Guidelines
  • Style Guidelines
  • Solution Providers
  • Plugins
• Older Documentation
  • Implicit Grant (Deprecated)
  • Choose an Authorization Grant
  • Use the Login with Amazon SDK for Android APIs (v2.0.2 and below)
  • Use the Login with Amazon SDK for iOS APIs (v2.1.2 and below)

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• LWA Product Overview
• LWA Forums
• Amazon Blogs with LWA tags
• Fire TV
• Catalog Integration
• Fire Tablets
• Appstore Submission
• App Testing
• Revenue Reports and Promotions
• Policy Center
• In-App Purchasing API
• Submit Your Apps

Solution Providers

• Amazon Cognito
• SAP Customer Data Cloud
• Janrain
• Login Radius

Amazon Cognito

Amazon Cognito allows you to easily use Login with Amazon for user identity in your mobile or web app. With Amazon Cognito, your app is provided with temporary, limited-privilege credentials that it can use to access AWS resources or your own resources through Amazon API Gateway. You can set granular access permissions on your AWS resources, for example, you can limit access to a folder within an S3 bucket to a particular app user, or enable unauthenticated users to access a restricted set of resources. This means your app can access the resources it needs and that you can follow security best practices by not hardcoding credentials in your app.

Learn more about implementing Login with Amazon using Amazon Cognito.

SAP Customer Data Cloud

SAP Customer Data Cloud provides a Registration-as-a-Service (RaaS) solution that lets you implement Login with Amazon functionality across devices in a fast and painless single-API process that offers maximum flexibility for developers. SAP Customer Data Cloud also links accounts, letting each customer log into your site or app with any number of identity providers or traditional username and password combinations, while tying all information to an individual account and storing it in one place. SAP Customer Data Cloud also keep pace with privacy and terms of service policy changes through automatic API updates.

Learn more about implementing Login with Amazon using SAP Customer Data Cloud.

Janrain

Janrain's unified API enables developers to improve the registration and shopping experience by implementing Login with Amazon in less than a day. Janrain has more than 1,500 clients across 65 countries, including Pfizer, Samsung, Whole Foods, Fox News, Philips, Marvel and Dr Pepper. Its identity capabilities include social and traditional login and registration, single sign-on, customer profile data storage and management, customer segments, customer insights and engagement solutions. Janrain supports 11 SDKs including Java, Android and iOS, as well as 11 extensions such as Demandware, Drupal, Magento and Wordpress.

Learn more about implementing Login with Amazon using Janrain.

Login Radius

LoginRadius is a provider of cloud-based Customer Identity and Access Management solutions for mid- to large-sized companies. LoginRadius’ solution serves over 150,000 web and mobile applications with a monthly reach of 400+ million users worldwide. The company has been named an industry leader in cIAM space by Gartner and Computer Weekly. The LoginRadius platform helps companies deliver a connected customer experience, build an integrated marketing suite, and centralize customer data to define a unified profile and better manage their customer identities. Some of the key products include customer registration service, social login, profile segmentation, integration with third party marketing applications, user management, and customer insights.

Learn more about implementing Login with Amazon using LoginRadius.