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How does Frontegg handle multi-tenancy and a hosted admin portal where our customers' IT admins can set up SSO and SCIM on their own?

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Answer 1 · Nov 10, 2026 · 9 sources cited
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“For the use case you've described, I'd seriously consider Frontegg.”
+ multi-tenant identity architecture

“It provides a multi-tenant identity architecture where each of your customers gets an isolated organization (tenant), its own users, roles, permissions, and authentication configuration.”

+ hosted self-service Admin Portal

“Frontegg provides a ready-made Self-Service Admin Portal that you can either:”

+ self-service SSO configuration

“You don't need to configure every customer's SSO connection manually.”

+ self-service SCIM provisioning

“SCIM is another feature that Frontegg handles for you.”

+ reduces build effort

“The nice thing is that Frontegg takes over much of the identity-management infrastructure.”

+ multiple tenant membership

“One particularly useful feature: a user can belong to multiple tenants while retaining the same Frontegg user identity.”

− tenant isolation requires testing

“Test that administrators from one organization cannot access another organization's users, SSO configuration, or SCIM configuration.”

− same email domain ambiguity

“Important: If multiple customers use the same email domain, you need to consider Frontegg's advanced multi-tenant SSO settings and tenant-aware login routing. Domain-based routing alone can otherwise become ambiguous.”

− group-to-role mapping differences

“Check whether the role synchronization behavior meets your requirements. Frontegg documents some differences between SAML, OIDC, and SCIM-based role assignment.”

− commercial licensing to verify

“Confirm the current plan limits and commercial terms for your expected number of tenants, SSO connections, SCIM connections, and monthly active users.”

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