PropelAuth Dashboard

The PropelAuth Dashboard is your control center for managing authentication, users, organizations, and settings for your applications. It provides an intuitive interface to configure various aspects of your authentication system without needing to write code.

PropelAuth Projects

In PropelAuth, a Project is the top-level container for your application. You can have multiple projects under your account, each representing a different application or service. Each project will have its own set of environments, users, organizations, settings, login methods, billing, and more.

You can create a new project by clicking on the + button in the top left corner of the dashboard.

Managing Teammates

Users with the Owner or Admin roles can invite teammates to collaborate on your PropelAuth projects. To add a teammate, click on your avatar in the bottom left corner and click the settings button for your organization.

Next, click on Invite User and enter the email address of the teammate you want to invite. You can also assign them a role at this time.

On the same page you can also remove teammates or change their roles.

Managing Teammate Roles

PropelAuth provides several built-in roles to manage teammate permissions within your organization and PropelAuth projects. The available roles are:

• Owner: Full access
• Admin: Can do everything the Owner can except for:
  • Access billing information
  • Configure impersonation permissions
  • Update your team's organization's settings (e.g., name, membership settings, 2FA requirements, etc.)
• Member: Can do everything the Admin can except for:
  • Invite or remove teammates
  • Manage teammate roles
  • Configure User Properties
• ReadOnly: Read-only access to view users, organizations and settings without making any changes.

Project Audit Logs

View project level actions that you and your teammates take on your project - from updating your look & feel to updating who can signup. The project audit logs can be found in the Data page of your PropelAuth Dashboard. For actions taken on or by your users, see the User and Org Audit Logs.

Here is a full list of actions: