Identity infrastructure, simplified for you
Optimisez le développement de vos applications grâce à notre suite d'identités tout-en-un.
Conçue pour tous les types d'utilisateurs, qu'ils soient clients, entreprises ou employés.
Benefits & Features
Support for multi-tenancy, which allows multiple organizations to coexist within a single instance while maintaining their own users, roles, and settings.
Multi-tenant architecture
A multi-tenant architecture allows a SaaS application to support multiple tenants (customers) while sharing a database and code base. Each tenant's data remains logically separate and secure.
Role-based access
Tenants can assign specific roles to each member of their organization, ensuring that each member receives the corresponding permission that their role entails.
Cost efficiency
By sharing resources, multi-tenancy reduces deployment and maintenance costs, resulting in lower fees for tenants.
Customization
Tenants can customize aspects of their experience, such as branding, login methods, and secondary login factors, based on their organization's attributes.
Scalability
Support for on-demand scaling, making it easier for tenants to manage their resources as needed.
Delegated Access Management
Allows SaaS providers to delegate access management to their customers or partners, allowing them to manage specific roles for their users.
Identity Brokerage
Acts as a trusted intermediary service connecting projects to different identity providers, simplifying the integration of multiple identity providers.
Various Use Cases
Prise en charge de différents cas d'utilisation, scénarios B2B et B2C, offrant une solution flexible pour la gestion des utilisateurs, des projets et des politiques de sécurité sur plusieurs locataires.
Bottom Line
Multi-tenant capabilities provide a comprehensive solution for managing users, projects, and security policies across multiple tenants (identity providers), ensuring a secure and efficient environment for your applications and services.
This allows multiple organizations to coexist within a single instance, maintaining their own users, groups, roles, and settings while enforcing common access and security policies.
