Security

Authentication and Authorization

Unmeshed supports enterprise-grade authentication and access control for workflow, API, and agentic orchestration use cases. Integrate with your SSO stack and enforce governance-ready permissions across environments.

Many supported identity providers

Connect with any of the major identity providers using OIDC or SAML, including Okta, Auth0, and Clerk.

Clerk
Auth0
Okta

Enterprise SSO Integration

Integrate with your existing SSO and identity architecture while preserving internal governance controls. Unmeshed supports multi-tenant authentication models where internal teams and external API consumers can follow distinct authentication paths.

This is especially useful in Backend-For-Frontend patterns, where endpoint-level authentication behavior must be controlled precisely.

Multi-Context API Authentication

Configure multiple authentication contexts across business units, products, and endpoint groups. Unmeshed helps you segment access for developers, partner systems, and customer-facing integrations from a single orchestration control plane.

You can support multiple auth protocols simultaneously while standardizing policy and observability.

Unmeshed authentication architecture

Authorization Framework

After identity is established, Unmeshed enforces authorization at entity level across processes, steps, namespaces, and schedules.

  • Fine-grained Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
  • Entity-level permission management for processes, steps, and namespaces
  • Audit-ready access logging and monitoring
  • Governance-friendly authorization rules

Enterprise Security Features

  • Access control at every layer of your orchestration hierarchy
  • Complete audit trails for operational and administrative actions
  • Custom roles and policy models for enterprise teams
  • SIEM integration support (expanding)

Security-conscious teams chooseUnmeshed

Build secure orchestration foundations without sacrificing developer velocity. Unmeshed combines authentication flexibility, policy-driven authorization, and operational control for enterprise workloads.