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QAUTH-MAIN

Centralized Auth, Units, Roles, and Permissions for Multi-App Platforms

QAuth is a centralized authentication and access-management API for platforms that operate across multiple apps, teams, or co...

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Powerful Features

Designed to enhance your productivity and experience

Centralized User Authentication

Register users, verify email, log in, reset passwords, resend codes, and manage user identity from one authentication service instead of rebuilding auth in every app.

Client App Management

Register and manage client applications, configure frontend and backend URLs, control signup modes, and expose public landing data for connected apps.

App-Level User Access

Allow one user to belong to multiple applications with app-specific membership records and app roles.

Unit Management

Create and manage units such as companies, teams, departments, or workspaces, and link them to one or more client applications.

Unit-Scoped Roles and Permissions

Define roles and permissions per unit and per app so each organization can have its own access structure.

Unit Tokens with Embedded Access Data

Generate unit-specific JWTs that include unit roles, permissions, and key unit metadata for downstream authorization.

Secure JWT Integration

Issue signed user and unit tokens, support refresh flows, and validate access per client application.

Invites and Member Lifecycle

Invite users, add existing users to units, activate or deactivate members, remove members, and manage controlled joining flows.

Webhook-Based Sync

Notify connected applications when users, units, roles, or permissions change so access can be refreshed immediately.

Public App Directory Support

Expose public app listings and public landing data for app directories, selectors, and marketing pages.

About QAUTH-MAIN

QAuth is a centralized authentication and access-management API for platforms that operate across multiple apps, teams, or companies. It handles user authentication, app-level access, unit creation and membership, unit-scoped roles and permissions, secure JWT token issuance, and app synchronization through webhooks. With QAuth, your applications can rely on one source of truth for identity, permissions, and organizational access.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about QAUTH-MAIN

QAuth is a centralized authentication and authorization API that manages users, applications, units, memberships, roles, permissions, and access tokens across connected apps.

A unit is an organizational entity such as a company, team, workspace, department, or branch. Users can belong to units and receive permissions based on their unit roles.

Yes. A single user can belong to multiple client applications, with separate app-level access and roles in each one.

Yes. Roles and permissions are scoped per unit and per application, which allows each unit to have its own structure and access rules.

QAuth issues user tokens for app-level identity and unit tokens for unit-scoped access, including roles, permissions, and unit context.

QAuth uses webhooks to notify connected apps when user, unit, role, or permission data changes so they can refresh access immediately.

Yes. Client applications can use different signup modes, including open access and more restricted membership flows.

No. QAuth handles both authentication and authorization, including app access, unit membership, role assignment, permission checks, and synchronization with downstream apps.

Yes. Its structure of apps, units, members, and unit-scoped permissions makes it well suited for multi-tenant systems.

Yes. QAuth can return public app listing and landing data for directories, selectors, and app overview pages.
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