Use the With portal

The With portal at with.sudomimus.com is where Sudomimus users manage their own account and, when they belong to an organization, configure applications.

Use it for:

• Account profile, avatar, sign-in methods, external identifiers, data sharing, and privacy controls.
• Self-service AccessKeys for applications that allow AccessKey direct-issue.
• Organization membership, applications, sectors, domains, federation connectors, and application rules.

External applications should still integrate through Connect, OIDC, Device Authorization, Native direct-issue, and Session API. The With portal is the first-party control surface for humans configuring Sudomimus.

Manage sign-in methodsAdd passkeys, link providers, enroll email OTP, and remove credentials safely.

Self-service AccessKeysCreate and revoke AccessKeys for your own account, including claim consent at creation time.

Privacy controlsRotate identity boundaries, review our privacy commitment, and permanently delete your account.

Organizations and applicationsCreate organizations, invite members, register applications, rotate keys, and configure rules.

Account area

Every signed-in user has an account area. Start here when you want to:

• Update your display name or avatar.
• Add or remove sign-in methods.
• Inspect and copy your account alias, sector subjects, and placeholder identities.
• Review which applications can receive your profile claims.
• Rotate an account alias or sector subject from the dedicated Privacy view.
• Create AccessKeys for your own account.
• Check account deletion blockers before erasing the account.

Account actions affect your own Sudomimus account. They do not grant access to another user’s data.

Developer area

The developer area appears when your account belongs to at least one organization. Use it to manage shared resources:

Resource	What you manage
Organizations	Name, members, roles, retirement state, and owned resources.
Applications	Application anchors, client-auth keys, OIDC client secrets, claim policy, application rules, and enabled/disabled state.
Sectors	Pairwise subject grouping for applications.
Domains and federation	Verified domains, login policy, and enterprise OIDC or SAML connectors.

Roles matter. Viewers can inspect resources, admins can change most configuration, and owners control membership and retirement operations.

Related

• Choose an integration path - which public protocol your application should use.
• Application rules - the three rule layers you configure on an application.
• Domains and SSO - domain adoption, login policy, and enterprise federation.