Social login lets users sign in to your applications using their existing credentials from major identity providers—Google, GitHub, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple. Fabrixly-IDS provides native support for social login. It handles provider handshakes, callback routing, new user registration, and account linking automatically. Configuration Model: Per-Client database settings

This guide describes how to create, search, update, and manage users inside Fabrixly-IDS using the User Management REST APIs. 🔐 Authentication & Prerequisites All user management endpoints require administrative authentication. To call them: 1. Include the Token in the Authorization Header: Add -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-admin-jwt-

This guide describes how to view and customize system configurations, themes, branding, and communication (Email/SMS) Templates in Fabrixly-IDS. 🔐 Authentication & Prerequisites All settings and template management endpoints require administrative authentication. To call them: 1. Include the Token in the Authorization Header: Add -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-

This guide describes how to manage active login sessions and switch organizations (tenants) dynamically. 🔐 Authentication & Prerequisites All session and tenant switcher endpoints require standard user authentication: Authorization: Bearer <user-jwt-token> 1. List Active Sessions Retrieve all active browser and device sessions for the currently authenticated user.

This guide describes how to manage role-based access control (RBAC) Roles and Teams inside Fabrixly-IDS. 🔐 Authentication & Prerequisites All role and team management endpoints require administrative authentication. To call them: 1. Include the Token in the Authorization Header: Add -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-admin-jwt-token&

Overview Refresh tokens let users stay logged in without re‑entering credentials! When an access token expires, use a refresh token to get a new access token (and a new refresh token)! Step 1: Enable Refresh Tokens for Your Client First, make sure your client is configured for refresh tokens:

This guide describes how to interact with public metadata endpoints (non-authenticated) and verify notification delivery configurations using the Test Communication API. Part A: Public APIs (No Authentication Required) These public endpoints can be accessed directly from any client or web application without attaching authentication headers. 1. Public Test / Health

Overview Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security: users enter a password and an OTP to log in! This mode is called password_and_otp in Fabrixly-IDS. Step 1: Configure 2FA for Your Client First, set up your client in Fabrixly-IDS to use 2FA: Admin

Overview Password-only authentication is the traditional login method using email (or mobile number) and password. It's simple and familiar to most users. Configuration Step 1: Set Up Fabrixly-IDS Client Configure your OIDC client in the Admin Console or via API: Admin Console: 1. Go to Clients

Overview OTP-only authentication allows users to log in without a password—they just enter their email or mobile number, receive a one-time passcode, and enter it to log in! It's secure and user-friendly. Step 1: Configure Your Fabrixly-IDS Client First, set up your OIDC