Confused about the Auth0 implementation model

[tyf]

Hi there @FuturShoc!

@FuturShoc

Our customers are companies who have users. In our mind, each company is a tenant in our app.

Just to confirm, this doesn’t mean that each customer is it’s own Auth0 tenant, correct?

@FuturShoc

As of today, we’re using 3 Auth0 “tenants”. One for our production instance, one for our staging instance, one for my local machine developer instance.

This sounds correct to me - I definitely recommend checking out the following FAQ, there are some good resources to higher level architectural overviews for the use case you’ve described (b2b).

Auth0 in a B2B scenario - Where do I start?

Problem statement: I am in the beginning stages of exploring a B2B use case where I need to isolate customer/partner organizations - Does Auth0 provide a way to accomplish this? Where do I start? Solution: In this scenario the typical recommendation is a multi-organization architecture wherein each customer or partner organization is represented by an Organization in Auth0. We highly recommend going through our B2B Architecture Scenario documentation to gauge what’s possible with Auth0. Note: …

Hope this helps!