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Manage user, organization & RBAC in Suger Console.


Signup & Login

  1. Suger use Auth0 as the authentication & authorization provider. Both Sign in and Sign up share the same entry https://console.suger.io/login.

Standard Login (Email and Password)

Follow these steps if you have a registered Suger account with an email and password.

  1. Email Address: Enter the email address associated with your Suger Console account.

  2. Password: Type your password.

  3. Complete Login: Once both fields are filled, click the "Continue" button to proceed to your account dashboard.

Alternative Login Options

Suger supports sso with Google, Microsoft and OKTA (available upon request). If you need sso with other identity providers like OKTA, please contact us support@suger.io.

  • Continue with Google: Click the "Continue with Google" button to sign in instantly using your existing Google account credentials.

  • Continue with Microsoft: Click the "Continue with Microsoft" button to sign in using your existing Microsoft account credentials.

Creating a New Account

If you are a new user and do not yet have an account:

  1. On the login form, look for the text "Don't have an account?"

  2. Click the Sign up button

This will direct you to the registration page where you can create your new account credentials.

Password Management and Security

If you cannot remember your password:

  1. Click the "Forgot password?" link located above the Continue button.

  2. Follow the on-screen prompts to initiate the password reset process.

Organization

  1. All Suger resources are organized & managed under organization. Each user must belong to at least one organization.

  2. When you sign up for Suger for the first time, you will be prompted to create a new organization. However, please note that your organization will require approval from Suger in order to become active. To initiate the approval process for your newly created organization, please get in touch with Suger Support.

  3. The user who creates the organization has the ADMIN role as default. It is allowed to add new users, edit user role or delete the users. There are 3 predefined standard roles: ADMIN, EDITOR & VIEWER. Their permission scope is defined below:

    User RoleRBAC Permissions
    ADMINFull access, including management of users, organizations, API Client & Webhook.
    EDITORFull access, but excluding the access to management of users, organizations, API Client & Webhook.
    VIEWERCan only access Suger services with read access, no permission to create/edit/delete any resources
    tip
    • The email domain of the organization inherits from the user who created it.
    • For security purpose, only the users who has the same email domain as the organization can be added to that organization.

Custom Role with Granular Permissions

Custom roles offer precise control over permissions, allowing you to go beyond the limitations of predefined standard roles, which may be overly broad. This flexibility enables assigning specific permissions at a more granular level.

Create Custom Role

  1. Navigate to the settings page of your organization.
  2. Locate the Roles section under the Organization & Users tab.
  3. Click the Add Custom Role button.
  4. Fill in the name and description fields.
  5. Set permissions according to your specific requirements.

Assign Custom Role to User

Once custom roles are created, you can apply them during the creation or modification of a user.

  1. Visit the settings page of your organization.
  2. Find the Users section under the Organization & Users tab.
  3. Add a new user by clicking the Add User button or edit an existing user by clicking the edit button in each user row.
  4. Set the role field in the Add User/Edit User dialog to the desired custom role.

Edit Custom Role

  1. Visit the settings page of your organization.

  2. Locate the Roles section under the Organization & Users tab.

  3. Click the edit button in each custom role row.

  4. Modify the name, description, and permissions as needed.

Use Okta as Identity Provider

Suger supports Okta as an identity provider, allowing centralized user authentication and access management through your Okta account.

Refer to Okta SSO for more details.