Logto provides a range of SaaS solutions to quickly bring your product to market.
Logto is a secure and modern CIAM solution built on OIDC, focusing on extensibility and interoperability. It offers a modern and professional developer experience.
Logto social sign in cares about the end to end flow and can work with email, phone, username, which makes Logto an robust customer experience and no blind spot.
Multi-tenancy is a requirement for a SaaS vendor to be successful. While single tenancy may not have prevented you from winning and delivering for SMBs, as you begin to scale and grow you will come to appreciate "Multi-tenant matters".
Apps that don’t have team functionality often require password sharing for multiple users to access the account, which is an obvious security hurdle for most business users. Using “Organization” to group users is also the foundation layer of building a multi-tenant app.
Logto support different authentication methods for different customers to customize SSO experience, multiple connections based on SAML or OIDC protocols matching single email domain for big company management, and Just-in-time provisioning for member auto-register.
Today, RBAC is the minimum level of control that most enterprises will require. As a comprehensive identity management platform, Logto offers tailored solutions for various layers and entities, catering to developers and business for diverse product architectures.
Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) aligns with enterprise security policies by validating that the owner of an account (or set of credentials) is actually the one trying to access the application. Nearly half of businesses use MFA to secure company data and assets.
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