Route to login
Function: Route to login
This action helps you automatically send your users to the login page of your application. It's useful when you need to ensure a user is authenticated before they can proceed, or when you want to guide them back to the starting point of your application's secure areas.
Input
This action does not require any specific information from you to work.
Output
This action does not produce any data that you can use in subsequent steps. Its primary effect is to redirect the user's browser to the login page.
Execution Flow
Real-Life Examples
Here are some common scenarios where you might use the "Route to login" action:
- Example 1: Session Timeout
- Inputs: None
- Result: If a user's session expires while they are on a protected page, this action can be automatically triggered to redirect them to the login page, prompting them to re-authenticate.
- Example 2: Unauthorized Access Attempt
- Inputs: None
- Result: If a user tries to access a page or feature they don't have permission for, this action can send them back to the login page, preventing unauthorized entry and ensuring security.
- Example 3: Manual Logout Button
- Inputs: None
- Result: When a user clicks a "Logout" button in your application, this action can be triggered after their session is cleared, ensuring they are properly logged out and returned to the login screen.