Applications

Applications represent one or more integrations with your brand’s portals, applications, and resources. In Strivacity, an Application is a set of policies and configurations applied to one or more of a brand’s portals. Applications integrate with your brand’s portals via configurations contained in Application Clients. Application Clients share the same policies and allow multiple brand portals to be governed by the same set of policies.

Application types

You can choose between three types of applications depending on your CIAM needs:

Simple applications

Simple applications allow a 1:1 relationship between a user base and an application. All users are presented with the same sign-in and sign-up experience.

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You can choose this type of application if you don’t have complex organizational needs.

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This diagram illustrates the relationship between the identity store, the application, its multiple clients, assigned policies, and your brand portals:

Organization-enabled applications

Organization-enabled applications support multiple organizations that isolate specific populations of users while using the same resources, e.g. organizational applications draw identities from the same identity store.

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This application type can provide sign-in journeys for different groups of business customers. Best for complex B2B use cases (such as white labeling in a B2B setting) where no personal accounts are needed.

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This diagram illustrates the relationship between the identity store, organizations, policies, the application, its multiple clients, and your brand portals:

Hybrid applications

Hybrid applications can harbor both organizations that place customer identities into a segment and individual accounts that are stored directly in the identity store, in the "non-organizational" compartment.

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This applicaiton type can accomodate both B2B and B2C customers. You can provide sign-in for enterprise identities and non-organizational users without any hassle.

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This diagram illustrates the relationship between the identity store, organizations, policies, the application, its multiple clients, and your brand portals:

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Base organizations

Clients can have base organizations configured. Base organizations close off a specific chunk of the organizational hierarchy and restrict the client to the organizations in that extracted hierarchy.

Filtering applications

After selecting Applications from the left-hand menu on the admin dashboard, you can filter the applications list by Name, OIDC client ID, and Policy tags to quickly locate specific applications.

This filtering feature helps administrators quickly locate specific applications among a large set, making it easier to manage and configure applications based on key attributes.