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How does Stytch handle multi-tenancy and organizations for a B2B SaaS product where each customer sets up its own roles and permissions?

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“Stytch is specifically designed for this use case.”
+ B2B multi-tenancy architecture

“Its B2B Authentication product has a multi-tenant, organization-first architecture, with built-in Organizations, Members, RBAC, SSO, SCIM, and organization-level authentication policies.”

+ Native RBAC

“Stytch provides a native Role-Based Access Control system.”

+ Organization-specific RBAC policy API

“Stytch has an organization-specific RBAC policy API designed for this scenario.”

+ Admin Portal

“Stytch offers an Admin Portal, which is particularly interesting for B2B SaaS products.”

+ Native understanding of B2B multi-tenancy

“Its biggest advantage is that it understands B2B multi-tenancy natively.”

− Organization-specific RBAC availability (private beta)

“There is an important caveat: Stytch's organization-specific RBAC functionality has been documented as a private-beta feature.”

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