Turn Organizational Trees Into Claims.

The power of AuthorizationHub is that the tenants, groups, and roles a user is related to, become identity claims as the user’s request gets processed inside the ASP.net core pipeline. Those claims are specific to your application and can be used in Authorization Policies. This neatly aligns with the security model in ASP.net core. It means you can change who can perform operations in your application by changing the user’s role and group memberships. There’s no need to make code changes and redeploy web applications.

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Green Field Or Brown

AuthorizationHub is an addin for your existing ASP.net application to implement a modern, effective, and efficient authorization solution. It’s not software as a service, you don’t need a local server, and you could run it in the cloud. It’s yours. You get to decide.

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No External Service

Authorization needs to be fast, so AuthorizationHub adds a middleware component to the ASP.net pipeline and adds claims to the user.

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Database Options

SQLite, MS SQL Server, and Postgres. These options give you the ability to choose a database provider that fits with your existing databases, and the performance profile of your application. We never take your data.

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Why Create Another UI?

We get it. Your team has better things to do. We made a UI to help you manage users, groups, roles, and tenants. Just pick a route in your own web application, we’ll provide the UI, and stay out of your way.

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We Love Application Admins

Managing users, groups, and roles for an application can be a giant time sink, and it should be as easy as possible. AuthorizationHub supports nested groups and allows users to be part of multiple tenants. Even better, changes to users can be scheduled before they need to take effect. That means that application administrators will spend less time doing data entry and do it when they want to.