[Sponsor] WorkOS AuthKit: Auth for Your App, Free Up to 1M Monthly Active Users
Login looks simple until you’re building password resets, email verification, MFA, social providers, session management, and the enterprise SSO your first big customer asked for last week. AuthKit lets you: Offer SSO, MFA, passkeys, passwords, email codes, and social sign-in Add and remove users automatically with SCIM provisioning Track who did what with audit logs Try AuthKit → ★
WorkOS AuthKit offers a free authentication solution for applications, allowing up to 1 million monthly active users. It supports any SAML or OIDC identity provider with a single integration, managing users and organizations, setting policies, and supporting various authentication types. Users can sign in to apps using Microsoft, Google, and other providers.
The flexible authentication UI is powered by WorkOS and Radix, providing a passwordless authentication option with a six-digit code sent via email. WorkOS streamlines the integration of multiple enterprise services with a single integration point, offering RESTful APIs, JSON responses, and normalized objects. The dashboard seamlessly integrates WorkOS into applications, providing real-time updates from directory services through webhook events.
WorkOS provides modern SDKs for Node.js, Ruby, Python, .NET, Go, and more, ensuring compatibility with multiple programming languages. It supports 20+ enterprise services with a single integration point, enabling effortless connection of any identity provider or directory. Customization options allow developers to match the look and feel of the authentication system with their brand.
Setting up the solution is made easy with step-by-step guides and detailed screenshots. WorkOS integrates seamlessly into existing applications, allowing developers to begin selling to enterprise customers and expand their market footprint. Failure to become Enterprise Ready may result in missed deals and potential long-term consequences.
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