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SleekView for Duo Universal Prompt: enrolment & failmode tables

The Duo Universal Prompt plugin stores per-user enrolment in wp_usermeta and policy (roles, failmode, host, integration key) in wp_options. SleekView reads both, joined to wp_users, so Duo coverage by role is finally one queryable table.

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SleekView table view for Duo Universal Prompt

Audit Duo enrolment and role policy side by side

The Duo Universal Prompt plugin (maintained by Duo / Cisco) stores per-user enrolment hints in wp_usermeta under duo_auth_enrolled and related keys, and configuration (Duo API host, integration key, secret key reference, role policy, failmode) in wp_options under duoauth_ rows. The default admin focuses on policy: which roles are required to use Duo, which failmode applies if Duo is unreachable. Actual per-user enrolment lives behind the Duo Admin Panel, with WordPress only mirroring local hints.

SleekView reads the duo_auth_ user meta as columns joined to wp_users, alongside the role policy and failmode settings from wp_options. A single table shows user, role, whether the role is in scope for Duo enforcement, the current failmode, and the local enrolment hint. Sort by role to spot accounts in an enforced role with no local enrolment record, filter to inactive users that still have Duo coverage applied, or pull users created after the last policy change.

SleekView never replaces Duo's own Admin Panel, where actual enrolment lives. It surfaces the WordPress-side view of policy and per-user hints, so the security lead can audit coverage from inside the same admin they already use, with role-scoped saved views.

Workflow

From global policy to per-user coverage audit

1

Map duo user meta and options

SleekView registers duo_auth_ user meta as columns on wp_users, and duoauth_ options as a separate source for role policy and failmode.
2

Build the coverage view

Pick user, role, Duo policy scope, failmode, and local enrolment hint. Save filter sets like 'Admins in enforced role without local hint' for repeated audits.
3

Scope per role

Give support staff a read-only verification view, and reserve full audit visibility for security leads. Duo credentials in wp_options stay locked to administrators.
4

Verify in Duo and re-check

Use the SleekView audit to drive lookups in the Duo Admin Panel, then re-run the saved view to confirm coverage has caught up. The two surfaces stay in sync via the plugin.

Sample columns

A typical Duo Universal Prompt enrolment view

Users with their role, Duo policy scope, and local enrolment hint in one row.
Source: wp_usermeta (duo_auth_*) + wp_options (duoauth_*) + wp_users
User Role Duo policy Failmode Local hint Status
alex@studio.co Administrator Enforced Closed Enrolled Covered
ria@design.io Editor Enforced Closed Unknown Verify in Duo
tom@hello.dev Author Bypass Open Out of scope
mia@brew.coop Subscriber Not enforced Open No Duo

Comparison

Default Duo Universal Prompt admin vs SleekView

Default Duo Universal Prompt

  • Role policy in wp_options isn't joined to actual user rows in the WP admin
  • Failmode (open or closed) isn't visible per user, only as a global setting
  • No native view of enforced roles vs actual user coverage
  • Bypass users defined in policy aren't easy to audit against current roles
  • Local enrolment hints in wp_usermeta stay invisible to admins

SleekView

  • Joins duo_auth_* user meta to wp_users as a real table
  • Surfaces duoauth_* role policy and failmode per user, not just as global options
  • Filter to enforced roles with no local enrolment hint to flag for Duo Admin Panel check
  • Save views like 'Admins in enforced role, no enrolment hint' for the security lead
  • Scoped read-only views for support staff so Duo secrets stay in wp_options

Features

What SleekView gives you for Duo Universal Prompt

Policy joined to users

Role policy from duoauth_roles and failmode from duoauth_failmode become per-row columns, not abstract global options. Coverage by role finally has a single screen.

Filter by role and enforcement

Combine role, Duo policy state, and local enrolment hint to find admins in an enforced role that don't have a local hint yet, then verify them in the Duo Admin Panel.

Read-only by design

Duo's Admin Panel remains the authoritative source for enrolment. SleekView only reads wp_usermeta and wp_options, so Duo secrets stay locked in WordPress config.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Duo Universal Prompt

Security leads

Audit which administrators are in an enforced role but lack a local enrolment hint, then verify them in the Duo Admin Panel. The saved view becomes the rollout dashboard.

Support staff

Verify whether a user is in scope for Duo and which failmode applies if Duo is unreachable. No need to bounce between WP user profiles and the Duo console for a quick lookup.

Compliance reviewers

Export the slice of users in enforced roles to CSV with role, policy, and failmode preserved. A clean evidence file for SOC2 or ISO without hand-stitching screenshots.

The bigger picture

Why Duo coverage audits stay incomplete without a real table

Duo Universal Prompt makes the right architectural choice: keep authoritative enrolment in Duo's own service and only mirror policy on the WordPress side via wp_options and wp_usermeta. That keeps secrets out of WordPress but creates a familiar audit problem: WordPress shows policy globally and per-user hints locally, with no obvious view of role coverage. The moment a security lead asks 'which administrators are in an enforced role but don't have a local enrolment hint', the only way to answer is to read two screens at once and hold the join in your head.

SleekView joins the policy options to the user table and turns that question into a saved view. Support staff use a scoped version to verify scope for a user, while a security lead drives Duo Admin Panel checks from the same audit slice each cycle. Duo remains authoritative for enrolment and devices; SleekView just gives the WordPress-side data the table view it should have always had.

That closes the coverage gap without exposing any Duo credentials in the audit surface.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Duo Universal Prompt

No. Duo's Admin Panel remains the authoritative source for actual enrolment, devices, and bypass codes. SleekView only surfaces the WordPress side: per-user hints in wp_usermeta, role policy in wp_options, and failmode configuration. Enrolment changes still happen through Duo.

 

Yes. Role policy stored in duoauth_roles is exposed as a per-user column joined to wp_users, so a single view shows every user's role next to whether that role currently requires Duo.

 

No. Integration key, secret key, and API host stored in wp_options stay restricted to the plugin's own admin screens. SleekView only surfaces non-sensitive policy fields, not credentials.

 

Reads are the primary mode. Where the plugin exposes an action (for example, resetting a local hint), SleekView calls it via the plugin's own function. Actual enrolment and device management remain in the Duo Admin Panel.

 

Yes. Failmode is exposed as a column joined to every user. A view can filter to users in enforced roles where failmode is open, which is a known risk if Duo becomes unreachable.

 

Yes. Any filtered view exports to CSV with user, role, Duo policy, failmode, and local hint preserved. A practical evidence file for compliance reviews.

 

Yes. Saved views can be assigned per WP role, so support staff get a read-only verification view, while security leads get the full policy audit. Duo configuration writes remain administrator-only.

 

Yes. Duo configuration is per site, and SleekView respects the active scope. A network admin can compare role coverage across subsites, while subsite admins see only their own users.

 

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