The whole idea of Kinde is you can set it up the way you want, without too much fuss.

Here are common some set up tasks. Depending on your business structure and how you want to do things, you may do some or all.

• Use your own domain for sign up and sign in
• Add links to privacy policy and terms of service
• Invite team members to help you set up
• Create another environment, such as a local development environment

• Set callback and redirect URLs in your applications, and ensure they match the URLs in your code.
• Switch on authentication options for your applications.

• Set up the request access page (if your app is not yet in the market)
• Add your email provider details so emails come from you and not Kinde
• Set your global brand theme for emails and pages, including sign up and sign in pages
• Create a form to collect emails from mailing list subscribers

• Select and set up authentication for your apps
• Enable social sign up options
• Set up multi-factor authentication
• Add Azure AD or SAML enterprise authentication (if you have enterprise customers)

• Import users into Kinde, or add them manually
• Add user permissions
• Add and assign user roles

• Register your APIs on Kinde
• Connect to Kinde’s Management API
• Add Google Analytics to track user sign ups and sign ins

• Learn how multi-tenancy and organizations works in Kinde
• Add or import organizations
• Allow organization creation on sign up
• Apply branding for organizations