API Driven User Management

One API to Manage all Users

Managing users is a headache for many organizations, with multiple data sources to consider and keep up to date. Your users may be stored in some old SQL server, or LDAP repository, or maybe a combination of many.

Curity’s User Management service is OAuth protected and expose a single standardized CRUD API that your applications and services can interact with, removing the pain of disparate user repositories.

User management with SCIM

SCIM

RDBMS SQL

AD/LDAP

JSON/REST

Custom

Examples and Use Cases

Facilitates simplified and standardized user management using one single API that integrates with multiple data sources.

Bulk Migration

POST

The standardized API allows you for creating new users in bulk. This greatly simplifies the process of migrating users, removing the need create non-standard tooling.

Why Curity User Management Service?

Integrate with any data source

User Self Service Access

OAuth 2.0 Protected API

Follows the SCIM protocol

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OAuth Protected

Using the Curity OAuth server, your user management APIs are protected from the start. It can be configured with fine-grained authorization, allowing different users and applications access to different operations and user-data. This facilitates streamlined integration with existing customer support systems and user portals.

User CRUD over the SCIM standard

User CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) is needed everywhere. The Customer service application needs to update users, other applications may need to read attributes about users, and batch services need to sync users between domains.

With Curity Identity Server user CRUD has never been easier. Using SCIM 2.0 there is a standard REST API for all of these operations making the development process a whole lot easier.

Manage Active Devices

Using the User Management Service, you can view, list and manage the active sessions and devices for a user with a single API. Sessions can be revoked when needed, and you can let the user view its own session or allow an admin to view the user's sessions. This significantly simplifies the development and maintenance of user management applications and services.

Databases and Repositories

Curity’s User Management Service provides support for any database. User credentials can be in Active Directory and other user data in a NoSQL-datastore. Here are just a few examples where the User Management Service has been used and verified: