Passkey Errors: Explain Every Passkey Failure | Corbado
Corbado Observe · Passkey Errors
Explain every passkey failure
The browser gives you NotAllowedError. It won't say whether the user canceled, the prompt timed out or the platform was not ready. Passkey Errors classifies every failure by stage, type and platform.
- Failures classified by stage and error type
- Time-to-fail and recovery rate per error
- From any error cluster to the affected flows
Classify first, then fix
The error message is where debugging starts, not ends
Passkey Errors quantifies failure patterns across your whole traffic. When one user writes in, User Debugging replays their exact journey.
Browser errors are vague
WebAuthn reports one exception for a dozen causes. Classifying it by journey stage makes it actionable.
Readiness is the context
Readiness decides the split: which failures are your bug and which are just the platform.
Recovery is the severity
An error most recover from is friction. One nobody recovers from ends sessions. Recovery rate tells them apart.
Passkey Errors
From vague exception to root cause
Three views: where a failure happened, its type and whether users recovered.
Follow every passkey attempt stage by stage One journey diagram for every passkey login, from readiness to completion. Inspect any node for its flows.
Every error classified and quantified
Watch an error cluster get explained
Passkey Errors FAQ
Common questions about debugging passkey failures
Which stages of a passkey login are analyzed?
Which error types does it classify?
How do I know if an error actually costs me users?
Can I get from an error cluster to the affected users?
Do I have to replace my IdP or auth stack?
Stop guessing what NotAllowedError means
Classify your passkey failures on real traffic, find the platform pattern behind them and debug single users when a ticket comes in.
- Every failure mapped to a journey stage
- Recovery rate separates annoyance from churn
- Read-only on top of your existing IdP