One API to unify RBAC, ReBAC & ABAC for context-aware access control.
With Account Hierarchies, you have the flexibility to design your accounts to match your organization’s unique structure. Organize by geographical location, department, subsidiary, or any criteria that makes sense for your business.
R(ole)BAC and Re(lationship)BAC give you flexible access controls—so you can define roles, relationships, and permissions that match your precise business needs.
ABAC provides fine-grained, context-aware authorization by evaluating user, resource, and environment attributes in real time. This allows you to enforce dynamic policies that adapt to specific conditions.
Choose who sees what feature, based on policies and attributes.
Customize and enforce subscription tiers dynamically.
Frontegg authorization lets you define exactly who can access which parts of your product, all without writing custom code. You can set up policies based on user roles, plans, or custom attributes and enforce them across your UI and backend using a consistent model.
This gives you a clean way to manage access across features, data, and users as your product grows. You avoid the complexity of hardcoding logic and give your team the tools to stay flexible without compromising control. Learn more in our authorization guide.
Yes. Entitlements let you create granular access rules based on roles, subscription tiers, or any custom logic you need. You can treat individual features like gates and decide who should see them and when.
This makes it easy to manage things like premium features, beta rollouts, or internal tooling. Your team gets a clear system for controlling access, and your users only see what’s relevant to them.
Absolutely. With Frontegg, you can define feature access rules at the tenant level, giving you full control over what each customer or organization sees inside your product. Whether you’re working with startups, enterprise clients, or internal teams, you can deliver different experiences without spinning up separate environments.
This is especially helpful when your customers expect tailored feature sets or service tiers. You can adjust access on the fly and stay aligned with what each account needs.
Yes. Entitlements are tied to detailed event logs that let you see when users accessed protected features, what roles they had, and what changes were made. This gives your team the visibility needed for troubleshooting, security reviews, and compliance audits.
You don’t have to dig through scattered logs or write custom tracking. Everything is centralized so you can respond faster and stay ahead of issues.
