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The modern platform for auth & user identity. 🚀 Check out @AuthKit @Radix_ui 🎨 and @Warrant_dev ⚙️

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August Updates ► SAML certificate renewal flow ► Organization switching APIs ► Modeling your app docs ► Provider icons API
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You can now retrieve provider icons for IdPs, Directory Sync, and domain verification services used within the Admin Portal. They can be accessed through a new endpoint or downloaded as Figma files.
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Renewing SAML certificates is now easier than ever 🚀 ► Send renewal flows directly to admins via the Admin Portal ► Receive alerts for connections approaching their expiration date ► Filter orgs based on time remaining until expiration
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Delayed time to market is one of the biggest drawbacks of building SSO and SCIM in-house. Over three years, this can lead to a potential revenue loss of $7.95M with an ROI of just 9%, compared to 1,954% when using WorkOS.
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For AI startups like @heyjasperai , @perplexity_ai , and @cursor_ai , modularity, ease of integration, and the level of technical support are some of the reasons for choosing WorkOS. Proactively drive enterprise growth for your AI app with WorkOS:
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@WorkOS
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23 days
Documentation covering common auth scenarios and concepts like B2B app modeling and multi-tenancy is now available. See how WorkOS can fit into your existing architecture as you model the integration.
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@WorkOS
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25 days
Building SSO & SCIM from scratch requires ongoing engineering investment to scale — supporting more IdPs, managing expiring SAML certificates, and standardizing onboarding fragmentation. And this is separate from the initial 3-6 month development cycle.
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User deprovisioning is a key use case for SCIM, automatically updating access to apps and resources when employment status changes in the IdP. SCIM also supports: ► Pre-provisioning ► ‍‍User onboarding emails ► ‍Automated access management
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🚀 July Updates 💫 ► RBAC for AuthKit ► Fine-Grained Authorization early access ► SCIM role assignment ► new Log Streams destination ► updated Node SDK
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With a ton of user growth and enterprise traction, @warpdotdev needed a reliable SSO solution that could easily plug into their existing auth setup. With WorkOS, Jeff's team was able to ship SSO in less than a day, requiring minimal maintenance since.
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Early access for Fine-Grained Authorization (FGA) is now available. FGA is a more granular form of access control that allows apps to grant users certain behaviors per resource. It's the most scalable & foolproof way to handle AuthZ for enterprises.
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. @PlanetScale chose WorkOS because they needed an all-in-one solution for both SSO and SCIM provisioning. They shipped enterprise features in days instead of months, avoiding SSO maintenance that can require "teams of up to seven engineers."
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@WorkOS
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2 months
Most AuthZ solutions require your customer’s admin to create the data source for roles, resources, and permissions inside your app. With identity provider-based authorization systems via SCIM, the admin can use data that already exists in their IdP.
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@WorkOS
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Building authorization in-house is progressive, evolving from basic admin roles, n>2 roles (RBAC), and ultimately resource-based authorization (FGA). Our latest Developer's Guide includes practical guidance for engineers implementing these systems.
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What's the key to DevRel for AI products? 🧵 3 important takeaways from Crossing the Enterprise Chasm with @beardigsit , who leads developer relations at @pinecone . 1) Where DevRel lives in the org chart: If within product teams, DevRel is launching feature previews and ensuring
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