One platform, every way to sign in.
Passkeys, social login, magic links, authenticator-app codes, enterprise sign-in, automatic account provisioning. An organization model, role- and relationship-based access control. Every sign-in enterprises need, in one place.
Seven methods, one experience.
Passkeys are the default recommendation, and the other six are chosen automatically based on the user's situation. All use the same token model and the same session handling.
Passkeys / biometrics
Biometrics and hardware keys make phishing impossible by design. The browser offers them automatically at sign-in.
Password
Secure hashing (bcrypt) and a real-time check against the global breached-password database (HIBP) block already-leaked passwords. Automatic lockout on repeated failures.
Kakao login
Sign in at once with a KakaoTalk account. Removes the sign-up barrier with an account 93% of Korean users already have.
Google login
Onboard international users instantly with a Google account. Built on standard sign-in (OIDC).
Naver login
Reach domestic business users through Naver account sign-in.
Magic link
Send a one-time sign-in link by email. Sign in securely without a password; the link expires automatically after 10 minutes.
Authenticator-app two-factor
Two-factor authentication using one-time codes from an authenticator app like Google Authenticator.
Your team's structure is your permission structure.
Memberships, invitations, and org units. Your organization's structure becomes the basis for access control. Multiple organizations are supported by default.
Connect treats each tenant as an independent organization tree. Org units, members, and roles compose freely; access checks traverse both the tree (RBAC) and direct relationships (ReBAC) so you don't have to choose a single model up-front.
Role-based and relationship-based, at the same time.
RBAC for the static lattice, ReBAC for the dynamic graph. Use one or both — Connect's policy engine resolves them in a single check.
Role-based access control (RBAC)
Grants permissions to roles. Controls access with fixed roles like admin, editor, and viewer.
role: "admin" permissions: ["read", "write", "delete"]
Relationship-based access control (ReBAC)
Decides access by the relationships between data. Context-dependent control, like "is this person the document's owner?"
subject: "user:123" relation: "owner" object: "doc:456"
Connect directly to enterprise directories.
Enterprise sign-in (SAML), automatic account provisioning (SCIM), and service accounts. We support every standard enterprises require.
Enterprise sign-in (SAML)
Connect directly with the sign-in system an enterprise already uses.
Automatic account provisioning (SCIM)
Sync users and groups with HR systems in real time.
Server authentication
Authenticate server-to-server traffic with service accounts and API keys.
Everything you need, one console.
From user management to audit logs, security policies, and real-time monitoring. Agent delegation, workflows, and real-time security signals — all controlled from one console.
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