Sign in on familiar terms.
Offer email and password or Google sign-in through an OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and OAuth 2.1 foundation.
MANAGED AUTHENTICATION
Bring sign-in, tenants, and permissions together. QuicID gives your applications a shared identity foundation, so you can focus on what makes your product yours.
For developers building products. For teams moving them forward.
THE IDENTITY LAYER
From the first sign-in to the right permissions, keep the pieces of identity connected.
Offer email and password or Google sign-in through an OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and OAuth 2.1 foundation.
Organize membership, group permissions, and invitations around your tenants. Scope permission grants to the environment that needs them.
Share identity and tenant membership across web, desktop, and mobile clients, with separate client configuration for each surface.
Use authorization code flow with PKCE and refresh token rotation. Build on established protocols with your preferred OIDC client.
BUILT FOR INDUSTRIES
Whatever you build, your users belong to organizations and your apps need to know who can do what. Pick an industry to see how QuicID fits.
Separate clinics, practices, and care teams into their own tenants, and scope staff permissions to the environment they work in.
Talk through your use caseSign in customers and their business teams through standard flows, and keep roles for each account or organization distinct.
Talk through your use caseOrganize schools, classes, and cohorts as tenants, with group permissions for teachers, students, and administrators.
Talk through your use caseLet sellers run their own storefront teams while buyers sign in once across every surface of your marketplace.
Talk through your use caseConnect dispatchers, warehouse staff, and drivers across desktop and mobile clients, with access scoped to each depot or fleet.
Talk through your use caseFAQ
QuicID is a managed authentication provider for developers and product teams, bringing sign-in, tenant membership, and permissions into a shared identity foundation.
Email and password and Google sign-in. Applications integrate using OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and OAuth 2.1, including authorization code flow with PKCE.
Yes. Web, desktop, and mobile surfaces can have separate client configurations while sharing the product’s identity and tenant context.
Use the contact form to describe your integration and deployment needs. Access, pricing, and any commercial commitments are discussed separately.
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