You are a tenant administrator. That means one of your organisation's tenants — a per-environment slice of IntelliAuth like production-cymmetri, staging-cymmetri, or uat-cymmetri — is yours to run.
This part of the docs is for you. It covers the day-to-day:
- Register the applications your team is building.
- Manage users — invite, edit, disable, force MFA reset.
- Configure the authentication policy — what factors, what flows, what risk thresholds.
- Compose Flows and Actions for any custom logic at sign-in.
- Brand the sign-in experience so users see your colours and logo.
- Read the audit log, set up reports, and stream events to your SIEM.
- Decide who else from your team has access to this tenant admin console.
Everything you do here is via the web console at https://<tenant>-<org>.<your-domain>/admin. There is no REST API for tenant admin operations. This is deliberate — every action on this surface is human-authored, audit-logged, and reversible by a known human actor.
If you are also a developer integrating IntelliAuth into your product, you want the developer docs as well. The two audiences are deliberately distinct: tenant admins configure; developers integrate. They use different surfaces and reach for different docs.
What's NOT here
Section titled “What's NOT here”Things that look related but live elsewhere:
- Organisation-level controls (creating new tenants, billing, plan changes, platform-level audit) — those live in the IntelliAuth admin console at
https://manage.<your-domain>, operated by your organisation's platform administrator. See the control plane admin docs. - Integrating IntelliAuth into your app — that's the developer audience.
- End-user account self-service (signed-in users editing their own profile, sessions, MFA factors) — your users do that in their own profile area, not the admin console.
Where to start
Section titled “Where to start”- If you're new to the console: console tour.
- If you just received an invitation to a fresh tenant: first-time setup.
- If you want the conceptual map before clicking around: core concepts.