Product components

Overview

Strivacity consists of a number of service components, user interfaces, APIs, and SDKs. This guide provides an overview of what these are, and what they do, and points you to further resources.

User interfaces

Component Name	Description
Admin Console	This is the place to set up and configure Strivacity for use with your applications and if you need to, manage any customer identities. This is also where you'll find the Dashboard - your source of information about how your customers are using your apps.
Login and Registration Component	The Login and Registration Component is your customers' primary interface for self-registering with your application, strongly authenticating and requesting self-service workflows like forgotten usernames and forgotten passwords. This also provides social login functionality.
Self-Service Component	The Self-Service Component is your customers' primary interface that provides 1) Management of any account/profile information. 2) Management of any security aspects of the account such as enabling and maintaining Multi-Factor Authentication, changing passwords, and managing consents.
Organization admin portal	This portal facilitates delegated administration for B2B organizations, allowing for segregated user management for organizations.

Infrastructure services

There's nothing that you need to do to configure or use these (they require zero management on your part) but you may see that we refer to them within the product and the documentation - so here's an explanation of what they do.

Component Name	Description
Strivacity Instance	This is the collection of services that encapsulates and provides the functionality that Strivacity offers. Since Strivacity is built on Isolation-by-Design (we're multi-instance, not multi-tenant) it means that every instance of the service that's used is dedicated to your organization.
Strivacity Identity Store	The Strivacity Identity Store is baked into every instance and is the single place to store all of your customers' identities, their passwords, and any attribute information.
Managed SMS Service	Every instance includes our managed SMS service - we've basically done the hard (integration) work so you dont have to. From the moment you start using Strivacity, you can start leveraging SMS messages for Multi-Factor Authentication and customer notifications.
Managed Email Service	Every instance includes our managed Email service so that you do not need to configure any third-party STMP servers to start leveraging Email for Multi-Factor Authentication and customer security and information notifications. If you do need to use your own SMTP server, we have you covered.

REST APIs

Strivacity APIs are documented via our API Directory at https://api.strivacity.com/. Developers who are building against Strivacity can explore, review code samples, and test Strivacity APIs against their own tenants.

Mobile SDKs

Strivacity's suite of SDKs allows developers to effortlessly integrate Strivacity's sign-in journeys into your brand's mobile applications. See: Mobile SDK overview

On-Premise Components

Strivacity's Bridge on-premise components allow integration with existing on-premise directories and header-based authenticated applications.