Overview

Authdog Console is a comprehensive user interface for managing your project's security infrastructure.

Console can be accessed via https://console.authdog.com

It provides several specialized modules, each designed for a specific purpose:

Get Started

The Get Started module is a step-by-step wizard that guides you from initial setup to production deployment.

This wizard provides instructions to help you:

• Configure your application in the Authdog Console
• Migrate and onboard users to your application
• Integrate the SDK into your application
• Instrument observability for your application

Dashboard

The Dashboard provides a high-level summary of your application environment.

In this view, you'll see:

• User statistics (e.g., signups over a specific time period)
• User geolocation displayed on an interactive map
• User growth trends (user evolution over time)
• Authentication events (e.g., sign-ins to your application)
• Console events (administrative actions performed in the Authdog Console)

Users

The Users module provides an interface to configure user-related parameters, such as identity refresh on each sign-in. It also offers tools to define access control models for your applications and use cases.

Audit

The Audit module enables you to explore events generated by users in your registered applications and the Authdog Console. It also provides compliance documentation required by external vendors and auditors.

Security

The Security module enables you to:

• Configure authentication methods, such as Email and Magic Link
• Set up Connections to be used in identity flows (sign-in and sign-up forms)
• Define compliance links, such as Terms of Service for your application or company
• Configure redirect URLs after identity flows to control where users land after authentication or first-time signup
• Manage sessions, including setting up your JSON Web Key to sign session tokens, configuring session duration, and more

Branding

The Branding module allows you to:

• Define application properties, such as name, description, URL, and logo
• Configure providers (similar to configuring connections in the Security module)
• Customize assets for identity-managed pages

Settings

The Settings module allows you to:

• Update your project name or delete the selected project (including underlying environments)
• Manage access controls for your Tenant, Project, and Environment scopes
  • Invite team members via email
• Create API keys for programmatic access to the Console backend