Frontegg.

About Frontegg

Frontegg is an embeddable customer identity and access management platform designed for B2B SaaS applications. It gives product teams prebuilt and customizable capabilities for authentication, user management, multi-tenancy, authorization, enterprise SSO, and self-service administration without requiring them to build every identity and access workflow from the ground up. Frontegg supports common authentication experiences such as password-based login, passwordless magic links, social login, multi-factor authentication, adaptive MFA, and passkeys. Its authentication features can be configured for different tenants, allowing a SaaS product to support customer-specific branding, identity providers, security policies, and login requirements. For enterprise customers, Frontegg provides SAML and OpenID Connect single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, and self-service setup workflows. Customer administrators can configure identity-provider connections and manage user access, while SCIM helps synchronize users and groups between an identity provider and the application during onboarding, role changes, and offboarding. The platform is built around multi-tenant applications and can represent organizations, account hierarchies, users, roles, permissions, and access relationships. Fine-grained authorization and entitlements can help teams connect access decisions to subscription levels, feature availability, account structure, or organization-specific policies. Frontegg also includes an Admin Portal and other embeddable management experiences. These can let customer administrators and end users manage profiles, members, roles, permissions, SSO connections, security settings, and other account operations without requiring a separate custom dashboard for every workflow. Multi-app capabilities can centralize access and authorization across several products. Developers can integrate Frontegg through SDKs, APIs, hosted or embedded login experiences, and self-service endpoints. This allows teams to choose between ready-made identity interfaces and more controlled application-specific flows while retaining a consistent user and tenant model. Frontegg is particularly suited to B2B SaaS companies that need enterprise-ready identity, customer-managed access, multi-tenancy, delegated administration, and subscription-aware authorization. It can reduce implementation time for complex customer identity workflows, but teams should review its current integrations, pricing, and security requirements before selecting it for production.