Login that feels effortless. Security that stays uncompromising.
AvailHub Auth helps you ship production-ready authentication and access control using proven standards: SSO, OAuth 2.0, and OpenID Connect. Add MFA, manage users and roles, and keep a clear audit trail—without reinventing identity.
- Standards-based OAuth2 / OIDC token flows
- SSO ready for teams and organizations
- Multi-Factor Authentication for safer access
- User, role, and session management
Everything you need for identity, without the complexity tax.
AvailHub Auth focuses on practical, secure building blocks: sign-in, authorization, and visibility. That means fewer edge cases, clearer policies, and an authentication layer that doesn’t slow product teams down.
Secure Hosted Login
Clean sign-in experience with modern protections, while your app stays focused on product logic.
OAuth2 / OpenID Connect
Use standard flows and tokens to authenticate users and authorize access across services.
User & Role Management
Manage users, roles, and access policies with clarity—so permissions stay understandable at scale.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Protect sensitive actions and privileged users with MFA policies that are straightforward to enforce.
Session Controls
Short-lived tokens, revocation patterns, and predictable session boundaries for safer access.
Audit Logs
Track sign-ins, policy changes, and access events to support incident response and compliance needs.
Designed to reduce risk and keep teams confident.
Identity is a common attack surface. AvailHub Auth aims to keep the foundation simple: standard protocols, clear boundaries, and security controls that encourage good defaults.
Security principles
- Least privilege with roles and policy-driven access.
- Defense in depth via MFA and session constraints.
- Observability with audit logs for critical events.
- Standards-first to reduce custom auth mistakes.
What you can enforce
- MFA for admins, finance, or high-risk endpoints.
- Token lifetimes and re-authentication for sensitive actions.
- Role-based access control for apps and APIs.
- Consistent login UX across products under one identity.
Integrate using standards your stack already understands.
Whether you build with Node.js, Go, Python, Java, .NET, or PHP, standards-based identity reduces framework lock-in and keeps your authentication strategy portable.
Typical integration steps
- Register your application and set allowed redirect URLs.
- Use OIDC Authorization Code Flow for interactive sign-in.
- Exchange the code for tokens on the server.
- Validate the ID token, then create your app session.
- Use access tokens to call APIs, enforcing scopes/roles.
Best practices you’ll want
- Prefer short-lived access tokens, rotate refresh tokens securely.
- Validate issuer, audience, signature, and token expiry.
- Use PKCE for public clients (SPAs/mobile apps).
- Log auth events and failed login attempts for visibility.
Ready to sign in?
Use the hosted login and let AvailHub Auth handle the heavy lifting while your app stays focused on product value.
Common questions
Quick answers about what AvailHub Auth does and how it fits into your stack.
What is AvailHub Auth?
AvailHub Auth is an authentication and access platform that helps teams add secure login, SSO, OAuth2/OpenID Connect, MFA, and user management to modern web applications—using standards that are widely adopted.
Does it support OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect?
Yes. AvailHub Auth is designed around OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect so you can use common flows, validate tokens, and keep authentication consistent across services.
Can we use it for internal tools and admin dashboards?
Yes. Internal tools benefit from centralized identity, enforceable MFA, role-based access, and audit logs—especially for privileged accounts.
How do I start using it?
Start by signing in through the hosted login. From there, integrate your app using an OIDC flow and validate tokens on your backend. This keeps your implementation straightforward and standards-aligned.