Create a Client

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This article walks you through the process of creating a new client in the Next Identity Console. A client represents a specific application or service that uses Next Identity for authentication, registration, and profile management. While a default configuration is provided, you can customize the client settings to match your app’s requirements.

Prerequisites

  • Access to the Next Identity Console

  • Appropriate role and permissions to create and manage clients

Steps

1. Access the Clients Section

  • Sign in to the Next Identity Console.

  • Go to Clients in the left-side menu.

  • Select + Create a Client.

2. Define General Information

Fill out the following details:

  • Client name: Enter a descriptive name for your client.

  • App type: Select the appropriate application type (e.g., Web App, Mobile).

  • Integration type: Choose how your app will integrate (e.g., Hosted Journey, API).

Select Next to continue.

3. Configure Basic Settings

Set up the core identity behavior for your client:

  • Primary identifier: Select how users will be identified (e.g., Email or Mobile).

  • Authentication method: Choose your preferred method—One-Time Password or Password. You can also enable Passkeys as an additional method, which can be combined with either OTP or Password for a seamless and secure login experience.

  • Registration type: Define how users will register (e.g., Self-Registration, Invitation-Only).

Once complete, select Create to finalize the setup.

What Happens Next

Once the client is created:

  • It will appear in your list of clients under Clients in the left-side menu.

  • A default configuration is applied, including:

    Authentication

    • Type: Email

    • Method: One-Time Password (OTP)

    Registration

    • Type: Self-Registration

    Profile Management Options

    • Change Email

    • Personal Details

    • Security

    • Sign Out

  • You can customize additional settings by selecting the client from the list and accessing configuration cards such as Authentication, Registration, and Profile.

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