AnyX Guide Topic: AnyX Admin: Authentication

The Theming page (route /theming) controls how your organisation’s sign-in screen looks. Instead of a point-and-click editor, the portal takes a theme archive containing your logo, colours, and custom HTML and CSS, and serves it on every sign-in page your users see. Every orga…

The Onsite Identity page (route /onsite-identity) exposes an identity provider that runs on your own network through an Agilicus connector. Users authenticate against your own directory, and their credentials never leave your site. Onsite identity lets you federate an identity…

The Shared Identity page (route /shared-identity) enables Agilicus-managed upstream identity providers. These are public sign-in providers (Apple, Google, Linkedin, Yahoo, and Microsoft) that Agilicus operates for you, so you can offer single sign-on to your users with no thir…

The Authentication Overview page (route /authentication-overview) is the top of the Authentication section. It lists every upstream identity provider your organisation’s issuer federates, shows the operational status of each one, and lets you change its administrative state. A…

The Authentication Policy page (route /auth-issuer-policy) is the global control for what happens during the authentication flow: which multi-factor authentication methods are allowed, how long credentials live, which preset security posture to apply, and the ordered rules tha…

The Custom Identity page (route /custom-identity) is where you register your own OpenID Connect identity providers. Unlike Shared Identity, you create the application registration with the third party yourself, which gives you full control over scopes, secrets, and how identit…

The Application Identity page (route /application-identity) uses an existing web application as an identity provider. If an application on your network already has local users and a sign-in form, you can federate those local identities through the platform so they appear as si…

Configure and manage upstream identity federation, custom OIDC providers, onsite connectors, application identities, and authentication policies.