Manage all your customer apps from one place.
Managing multiple apps doesn’t have to be complicated. Multi-Apps brings everything into one place. You can control who has access to each app, set permissions, and manage roles—all in one central spot. It’s efficiency at its best.
If you use user pools to enable users from external sources, they can be optionally shared across applications. No more managing separate accounts for each app. It’s a smarter way to manage users and permissions.
Every app is different, and with Multi-Apps, you can set unique credentials and authentication rules for each one. Whether you’re running web or mobile apps, you can tailor each one’s access requirements while keeping everything manageable in one place.
Different roles need different capabilities. From app developers to admins and customer success managers, each role has its own tailored experience to easily manage users, apps, and permissions—so everyone can achieve their goals.
The hosted self-service portal allows end users to be associated with several apps and make updates to users and roles independently. They can apply all changes at once, or easily toggle between apps to get granular.
Have you acquired a company with a complementary product, but there are two very different ways of managing users and two very different login experiences? Multi-Apps will fix that, fast, without needing to have the product platforms integrated (which we know you’ll be working on for at least the next seven months, anyway!).
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Frontegg lets you manage all your applications from one unified environment, with the flexibility to define how each app behaves while still keeping everything under a shared identity framework.
You save time, reduce duplication, and get full visibility into what’s happening across all your apps without rebuilding identity from scratch every time. To see how it works in practice, check out the Multi-Apps overview.
They can. With Frontegg, users can log in once and move across your applications without having to reauthenticate, depending on how you configure sessions and token sharing across apps. This creates a smoother experience for your users, especially when your apps are designed to work together.
It also reduces frustration and support requests, since users don’t have to remember multiple login flows or deal with access inconsistencies. Learn more about setting up cross-app auth flows in our multi-apps guide.
They can. With Frontegg, users can log in once and move across your applications without having to reauthenticate, depending on how you configure sessions and token sharing across apps. This creates a smoother experience for your users, especially when your apps are designed to work together. It also reduces frustration and support requests, since users don’t have to remember multiple login flows or deal with access inconsistencies. Learn more about setting up cross-app auth flows in our multi-apps guide.
Yes, you have full control to manage those features on a per-app basis. Frontegg lets you configure webhooks, impersonation, and audit logs individually for each application so you can support different teams, workflows, or compliance requirements. This means you can isolate sensitive activity by app, fine-tune what’s monitored, and tailor admin experiences without affecting your other environments. It’s all about giving you granular control without added complexity.
They can. Frontegg is built to support multiple front-end and back-end frameworks, so your apps don’t have to match tech stacks to work under one identity system. Whether you’ve got one app in React and another in Angular or a back-end in Node and one in Python, you can connect them to the same identity infrastructure using Frontegg’s SDKs and APIs. This gives your team the freedom to build with the best tools for each app, without giving up centralized user management and access control. Explore our SDKs and integration guides.
