Observability and self-service for every account.
Let your customers’ admins directly manage user profiles, teams, security settings, and subscriptions from the self-service Admin Portal.
Play on dev, test on QA, push to prod. We’ve got all your environments covered.
Manage your users, control their data, and assign privileges.
Manage all your accounts in one place, see new accounts, and track engagement.
Monitor all your accounts and add observability to your toolset.
Customize emails sent from your application.
Control critical flows between your users and the product.
Connect Frontegg to your app. Custom payloads available.
Easily integrate your favorite apps and streamline your workflow.
Yes. Frontegg gives you the tools to build dashboards that surface the data you care about most. Whether it’s logins, feature usage, or activity trends, you can highlight what matters to your team and filter by user, role, or organization.
You don’t need to dig through raw logs or export spreadsheets just to get a basic understanding of how your product is being used. It’s all accessible through a clean interface so you can move quickly and stay informed.
Frontegg helps you connect the dots between user activity and long-term engagement. You can track how often users log in, which features they use, and when they drop off. These patterns make it easier to identify churn risks early and act before it’s too late.
If someone signs up and never comes back, or a key feature is barely touched, you’ll see it. That means better insight for your product and customer teams, and better decisions about where to focus your efforts.
Absolutely. Frontegg supports multi-tenant analytics, so product managers can break down activity by organization, team, or individual user. Whether you’re trying to understand adoption in a single enterprise account or compare trends across your customer base, you’ll have the data to do it.
This is especially useful when you’re managing multiple feature tiers or customer segments. You can validate what’s working, spot gaps, and prioritize based on real usage rather than guesswork.
Frontegg lets you track exactly which users are engaging with each feature and when. You can filter that activity by role, plan, organization, or any other segment you define. This helps you see not just whether a feature is being used, but by whom and in what context.
That visibility means you can focus on what drives value for your users. If something is underused, you can refine the flow or rethink the placement. If a power feature is thriving, you can bring it forward. It’s all about helping your product evolve with your users.
