Auth0 B2B SaaS Multi-Tenant Login Build (7-10 days)
Agencies ship a production-ready Auth0 tenant for a B2B SaaS client: branded universal login, organization-scoped RBAC, SSO, and MFA, delivered as a fixed-fee build that hands the client a documented identity layer instead of a login backlog. Time: 7-10 days.
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Auth0 B2B SaaS Multi-Tenant Login Build (7-10 days)
Agencies ship a production-ready Auth0 tenant for a B2B SaaS client: branded universal login, organization-scoped RBAC, SSO, and MFA, delivered as a fixed-fee build that hands the client a documented identity layer instead of a login backlog.
- Client SaaS application codebase accessible for SDK integration, with a named developer on the client side for handoff
- Confirmed user volume and organization count so the correct Auth0 plan tier is selected before build starts
- Domain ownership and DNS access for the custom domain and branded login page
- Written list of client identity requirements: social providers, enterprise SSO targets, MFA policy, and role model
- Agency Auth0 tenant provisioned separately from the client tenant for pilot testing
- 1.Create the client Auth0 tenant and confirm plan tier against expected monthly active users and organization count
- 2.Configure the custom domain and verify DNS records before any SDK work begins
- 3.Map the client's role model (admin, staff, customer) to Auth0 roles and permissions
- 1.Set up Universal Login with the client's branding and copy
- 2.Enable email/password plus the social connections the client requested
- 3.Test login and logout flows against a staging application
- 1.Integrate the Auth0 SDK into the client application using the matching quickstart for their framework
- 2.Wire token handling and session refresh into the existing app shell
- 3.Log first successful authenticated request end to end
- 1.Configure Organizations for multi-tenant access so each client customer sees only their own data
- 2.Apply role-based access control per organization
- 3.Seed two test organizations to validate tenant isolation
- 1.Enable Pro MFA and set the enforcement policy the client signed off on
- 2.Configure passwordless login if the client's onboarding flow calls for it
- 3.Run MFA enrollment and recovery tests across two device types
- 1.Connect enterprise SSO for the client's first identity provider target
- 2.Validate SSO login against a test enterprise account
- 3.Document the SSO onboarding steps the client's customers will follow
- 1.Define fine-grained authorization rules for the client's most sensitive resources
- 2.Test permission checks against each role and organization combination
- 3.Review Auth0 logs for failed logins and permission denials
- 1.Harden tenant settings: session lifetimes, brute-force protection, and allowed callback URLs
- 2.Confirm the client's monthly active user count sits inside the purchased plan ceiling
- 3.Export configuration notes for the client's engineering team
- 1.Run a full regression pass across login, SSO, MFA, and organization switching
- 2.Fix defects and re-test the failing paths
- 3.Record a walkthrough of the Auth0 dashboard for the client's team
- 1.Hand off tenant admin access with a written runbook
- 2.Deliver the authentication flow diagram and role matrix
- 3.Close with a 30-day support window scoped into the retainer
The build is priced against delivery hours, not against Auth0's subscription, so the client's $35/month Essentials or $240/month Professional spend stays a pass-through line item while the agency captures the integration fee. A 10-day build at $4,500 to $9,000 returns roughly three to five times the labor cost at typical blended delivery rates, and the 30-day support window converts into a recurring retainer for tenant administration and SSO onboarding of each new enterprise customer.
- Configured Auth0 tenant with branded Universal Login, custom domain, and documented connection settings
- Organization and role matrix mapping each client role to Auth0 permissions
- SSO onboarding guide for the client's enterprise customers
- Authentication flow diagram and tenant configuration export
- Admin runbook covering MFA policy changes, log review, and user provisioning
The client's application authenticates real users through Auth0 with organization-scoped roles, working SSO, and enforced MFA, and the client's engineering team can administer the tenant from the delivered runbook without agency assistance.
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