Applications

You can integrate external applications with TrustBuilder.
It means that you can connect third-party applications, such as collaboration tools, customer portals, or enterprise software, with TrustBuilder using protocols (like OIDC or OAuth). This allows you to centralize access management, enforce security policies, and provide users with seamless and secure access to these applications through TrustBuilder's authentication and authorization mechanisms.

Default system applications

TrustBuilder provides two default system applications. These applications use the OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocol and are protected by TrustBuilder's authentication and authorization mechanisms:

TrustBuilder - Admin Portal
This application serves as the administrative interface for managing and configuring TrustBuilder. It allows administrators to define security policies, manage user authentication methods, monitor activities, and configure integrations.
TrustBuilder - Self-Service Portal
This application provides a user-facing portal that allows end-users to manage their accounts independently. Through this portal, users can manage their profile, add authentication methods and manage their preferences securely.

You can view their parameters, including URLs and client IDs, directly in the system. However, these parameters are fixed and cannot be modified.

Set up an application integration

TrustBuilder supports integrating external applications.

For detailed instructions specific to the application you want to integrate, refer to the following pages:

OAuth — Your application requires authorization for accessing protected resources with or without resource owner's authentication.

OIDC (OpenID Connect) — You require an additional authentication layer on top of OAuth 2.0 to verify the identities of end-users in your application.