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Articles and insights about RBAC from the PropelAuth team.

Gating Paid Features with PropelAuth’s Role Mappings

Learn how to use role mappings to set roles and permissions that gate features based on the user's pricing plan. Read more

Advanced Roles and Permissions

Today we’re bringing our RBAC system to the next level with the addition of Roles & Permission Mappings. Mappings make it possible for you to configure... Read more

Recreating Stripe’s Roles in PropelAuth

Stripe is a platform that allows companies of all sizes to accept payments, issue invoices and generally manage their billing. Their offering is necessary... Read more

Guide to RBAC for B2B SaaS

Role based access control (RBAC) is a method of answering the question “Can a user do this thing?” If you’ve ever used a product where some users are... Read more

Building a Multi-Tenant App with FastAPI, SQLModel, and PropelAuth

Building a multi-tenant (sometimes also known as B2B) product can be trickier than building for consumers. Instead of handling users as individuals... Read more

What Does Authorization Actually Mean

The word “auth” is complicated because there are a wide range of topics that fall in the bucket of “auth.” In this series, we’ll take a practical approach... Read more

React Hooks for Multi-Tenancy and Authorization w/ PropelAuth

Say you built a SaaS application for restaurants to track information about their orders. There are multiple people at the restaurants who need access... Read more

Roles and Permissions in Plain English

Let’s say you build newspaper websites for local newspapers. Your simplest product is a newspaper website where everyone can post articles and everyone... Read more

Adding Customizable Roles and Permissions to PropelAuth

We’re happy to share the latest update to PropelAuth—adding more customizability to role based access control (RBAC), so you can have full control over... Read more

Why B2B Companies Waste More Time on Authentication

B2B companies have a lot of additional user authentication needs than B2C. You start with an organization ID and an invitation flow... Read more