Check the global settings for all workspaces within your tenant.

Explore MFA configuration options that Authorization Control Plane (ACP) offers for your tenant. Learn how to handle the MFA settings on the tenant level so that all the workspaces available for a particular tenant share the same MFA configuration. Set up e-mail and phone delivery using either Cloudentity-native solutions or your own Twilio/SMTP providers.

This article can be of a particular interest for ACP administrators who would like to configure the ACP look and feel for their users and developers. The admins can find here information on what they can customize in ACP UI and how to do it using the ACP portal.

Authorization Control Plane (ACP) allows you to set attributes defining the ACP-standard authentication context schema.

Identity Pools allow for the persistent storage of user data within ACP’s infrastructure, thus providing the alternative to the Bring Your Own Identity (BYOID) approach typically used by ACP SaaS tenants. Having added an Identity Pool to your tentant, you can connect it as an Identity Provider to specific workspaces so that the end users can log in to ACP (or register in the Identity Pool first). This document explains how to manage Identity Pools within a tenant and how to add users to Identity Pools as an administrator.