Authentication

In this section, you will find various types and levels of authentication. To begin with, there are authentications for the Secrecy platform and authentications for applications created using Secrecy.

The authentication rights required to use a method are defined in its documentation by this section:

Secrecy

The common auth, which allows you, as a user, to interact with the Secrecy platform as if you were connected to it from the web interface of secrecy.me (opens in a new tab).

Application

When you have an application auth, you can interact with your application as if you were connected from secrecy.tech (opens in a new tab).

There are three levels of identification when you are authenticated to an application: admin, developer and user.

Admin

An admin is always a developer, it's an elevation of privileges compared to a developer. This can be you or other team members. Admins have all the rights, including those like deleting an application.

Developer

The developer is a team member who can work on the application, but this level comes with few restrictions.

User

The user is the level of identification used for your end-users, those who will be using the application.