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Welcome to the world of Frontegg! This guide will introduce you to the fundamental concepts and key features that drive Frontegg's user management and authentication capabilities. 

  A user represents an individual who interacts with your application. Frontegg allows you to manage user accounts, roles, and permissions, ensuring secure access to your platform.

 Groups are collections of users that share similar roles and permissions.  You can create groups to manage specific sets of users based on their function or access needs within your application.

 Roles define the different levels of access and privileges that users have within your application. You can assign roles to users and groups to control what actions they can perform and what data they can access.

 Permissions are granular settings that fine-tune the actions that users can take within your application. They define the specific functions and data users can interact with, providing a robust system for access control.

 Frontegg seamlessly integrates with various authentication methods, allowing users to sign in securely using their preferred methods, such as email & password, social logins, or industry-standard authentication protocols.

  Frontegg provides extensive customization options to tailor your application's look and feel to align with your branding and design preferences. You can personalize the user interface, branding elements, and even create custom themes.

  Connect Frontegg with your existing tools and services to enhance your workflow and streamline your user management processes. Frontegg integrates with popular CRM systems, identity providers, and other essential applications, ensuring seamless data exchange and automation.

Learn the fundamental terminology and key features of Frontegg.

Understanding Frontegg's Core Concepts

This guide will walk you through the process of creating your first user group in Frontegg. User groups are essential for organizing your users, assigning them appropriate roles and permissions, and managing access to your application's features.

  Access the User Groups section within your Frontegg dashboard. You'll typically find this under the "Users" or "Management" menu.

  Click on the "Add New Group" button or a similar action to create a new user group.

 Provide a clear and descriptive name for your group, such as "Administrators," "Content Editors," or "Customer Support." You can also add a brief description for organizational purposes.

 Select the roles and permissions that will apply to members of this group. These roles and permissions will define the actions that members can perform within your application (e.g., access specific features, manage data, or modify settings).

 Once you've defined the roles and permissions for your group, you can start adding users. You can select existing users or create new ones directly from the user group interface.

  Review the group's details, including the name, description, assigned roles, and members. Once you're satisfied, save the group to finalize its configuration.

Create your first user group and define the permissions and roles for your users.

Building Your First User Group

Welcome to Frontegg! This guide will walk you through the process of creating your first Frontegg account. You'll be able to access the dashboard and start managing your users, roles, and authentication in minutes.

 Go to [https://www.frontegg.com/](https://www.frontegg.com/) and click on the "Get Started" button. 

 Fill out the signup form with your basic information, including your email address, password, and desired account type. 

 Check your email inbox and click on the confirmation link to activate your Frontegg account.

 You'll be redirected to the Frontegg dashboard, where you can begin creating your first user group, setting up user roles, and integrating with your desired authentication methods.

A step-by-step guide on setting up your Frontegg account and accessing the dashboard.

Getting Started

Understanding Frontegg's Core Concepts

Building Your First User Group

Creating Your First Frontegg Account