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•Created by Joo on 3/27/2025 in #💻┃support

github provider not giving email address

The Kinde documentation states (I don't have the exact reference here) that what you can see via the Management UI should be visible in the API. I agree with you Joo, that looks like a bug.

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KKinde

•Created by __maxom__ on 3/19/2025 in #💻┃support

Kinde Management API with custom domain

I found with the Management API even without a custom domain I can't add scopes. It was a while ago so I can't remember the exact error I got, but I believe it was that error message or something similar. Not adding scopes to the Management API fixed it for me. It still respected the scopes that were configured against the API (i.e. I would get failures if I tried to call a Kinde API endpoint that I hadn't configured permissions to) Maybe try without adding scopes and see if that works?

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KKinde

•Created by firemansam on 3/11/2025 in #💻┃support

multitenant multi org to single auth user setup

It doesn't show up in a screenshot but if you hover over the i icon next to Included monthly active organisations the text will confirm what I've stated

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KKinde

•Created by firemansam on 3/11/2025 in #💻┃support

multitenant multi org to single auth user setup

If there's only 1 MAU per org then that org isn't charged. It's only when it gets to 2 MAU per org that you get the charge.

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KKinde

•Created by firemansam on 3/11/2025 in #💻┃support

multitenant multi org to single auth user setup

I don't work for Kinde, so take my comments at face value. I'd suggest you go through their pricing page in detail. https://kinde.com/pricing/. Whilst they do give unlimited MAU, MAO, etc they only include a certain number of those for free in each pricing plan and charge for overages. Depending on the number of API endpoints you have you'll also need to be careful of M2M tokens and make sure that your clients aren't burning tokens by being bad citizens as that too could cause overage charges for your clients which are doing things like creating a M2M token per request for instance. I myself haven't looked at programmatically registering applications, but I believe Kinde's Management API basically supports anything that is available in the UI (although there are some small exceptions)

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KKinde

•Created by firemansam on 3/11/2025 in #💻┃support

multitenant multi org to single auth user setup

Sort of. I'm going to reply using Nuxt / Vue as that's what my stack is (on top of .NET). With Nuxt (and I assume any of the JavaScript SDKs) you can get a users organisations with something like: const organisations = await event.context.kinde.getUserOrganizations(); See - https://docs.kinde.com/build/organizations/orgs-for-developers/. Kinde does support the concept of a default organisation, but it is a default organisation across the entire business (i.e. your tenant). If you wanted something slightly different (e.g. the user has 3 standard orgs they belong to and you want to be able to define a default) then that's something you'd need to manage in your application logic. Also, in Kinde from an auth perspective a user is only logged into one org at once. The user's permissions & roles are tied to their membership to the organisation, but you can flick between organisations without forcing the user to log in via Kinde's UX. You can do this by calling login, passing in the org_code and prompt=none. In terms of customisation, I think Kinde has some capability in the not too distant future around workflows which might fit your use case. https://updates.kinde.com/board/build-your-own-workflows. I think there's a demo of it in #announcements

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KKinde