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Designing a secure authentication and authorization model involves defining actors, identity types, and tenant boundaries to support multi-tenant collaboration. Specify sign-in methods, session management, and map permissions to concrete actions with clear enforcement layers for scalable security.

Structuring RBAC permissions across workspaces requires mapping roles and permissions to concrete actions. Establish clear tenant boundaries and workspace membership flows, ensuring action-level enforcement and defined security considerations for users joining or switching organizations.

Managing user invitations and workspace membership flows involves specifying how users join teams or organizations within your tenant structure. Map these membership flows to specific roles and permissions, ensuring action-level enforcement handles access rights securely during the invitation process.

Deciding between managed and custom authentication involves evaluating your product's team, organization, or workspace concepts affecting permissions. Compare your tenant boundaries and session expectations against managed provider capabilities to determine if custom RBAC design is necessary.

Yes, you can define different identity types and sign-in methods for a scalable multi-tenant application. Capture specific actors, establish tenant boundaries, and specify session expectations to ensure the authentication model supports secure multi-tenant collaboration.