Frontegg MCP. Manage B2B identity and multi-tenant access programmatically.
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Frontegg MCP Server manages B2B SaaS identity and access control. It lets your AI agent programmatically handle multi-tenant architectures by listing, creating, and deleting tenants, provisioning users, and auditing roles and permissions.
Use it to manage user accounts and system access without touching the dashboard.
What your AI agents can do
Check environment status
Verifies the API connection status to confirm the server is operational.
Create tenant
Provisions and adds a completely new customer account (tenant) to the system.
Create user
Creates a new user account and provisions the profile into the system.
The agent can list, check, create, and delete entire customer accounts (tenants) using tools like list_tenants, create_tenant, and delete_tenant.
You can get detailed user profiles, list all global users, and programmatically invite or remove individual accounts using get_user_details, list_users, and delete_user.
The agent lists all system roles (list_system_roles) and granular permissions (list_permissions), letting you audit the entire security model.
It retrieves and lists API tokens for specific tenants using list_m2m_tokens, simplifying backend integration management.
The check_environment_status tool verifies the API connection, ensuring your agent has the necessary access before running administrative commands.
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Frontegg MCP Server: 12 Tools for Identity & Access Control
These tools let your agent perform every admin task—from creating new customers to auditing granular user permissions—without ever leaving the chat window.
019d75a1check environment status
Verifies the API connection status to confirm the server is operational.
019d75a1create tenant
Provisions and adds a completely new customer account (tenant) to the system.
019d75a1create user
Creates a new user account and provisions the profile into the system.
019d75a1delete tenant
Permanently removes an entire customer account (tenant) from the platform.
019d75a1delete user
Removes an existing user account from the system.
019d75a1get tenant details
Retrieves specific metadata and configuration details for a single customer tenant.
019d75a1get user details
Fetches detailed profile information for a specific user account.
019d75a1list m2m tokens
Lists all existing Machine-to-Machine tokens for the current system.
019d75a1list permissions
Displays a list of all granular permissions available within the system.
019d75a1list system roles
Lists all predefined system roles (e.g., Admin, Read-Only) available for assignment.
019d75a1list tenants
Lists all existing customer accounts (tenants) registered in the system.
019d75a1list users
Retrieves a comprehensive list of all user accounts globally.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Frontegg MCP Server - B2B Identity Management
Your AI agent handles all your B2B SaaS identity and access control. It lets you manage multi-tenant architectures by listing, creating, and deleting tenants, provisioning users, and auditing roles and permissions. You'll use this to handle user accounts and system access without ever touching the dashboard.
Checking System Health and Scope
Before running anything, your agent can run check_environment_status to confirm the API connection is live. To see what's available, it'll list all existing customer accounts with list_tenants, or get the specifics on any single tenant using get_tenant_details. You can also check out all the API tokens for backend integration with list_m2m_tokens.
Managing Tenants and Users
To manage customer accounts, your agent can create a whole new one with create_tenant, or permanently wipe an entire account using delete_tenant. It can also list every single user across the platform with list_users. For specific user management, you'll get a user's full profile with get_user_details, or remove an existing account with delete_user.
To clean up a tenant, your agent can also delete it using delete_tenant.
Auditing Permissions and Roles
When you need to audit system access, your agent can list all defined system roles using list_system_roles. It'll also list every granular permission available in the system using list_permissions. You'll use list_users to get a global roster of everyone who has an account. For managing user accounts, you'll get full details on a specific user with get_user_details, and if you need to delete that user, you'll use delete_user.
The Workflow
Your agent runs these commands directly. It doesn't require you to navigate menus or click buttons. You just tell your agent what you need done—like
How Frontegg MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the server on Vinkius and input your Frontegg Client ID and API Key.
- 2 Your AI client sends a natural language request (e.g., 'Find the users for Acme Corp').
- 3 The agent invokes the appropriate tool (e.g.,
get_user_details) and returns the structured data for you to read.
The bottom line is, your AI client executes complex administrative commands against your B2B SaaS environment using structured tools, without requiring you to navigate a web UI.
Who Is Frontegg MCP For?
The DevOps engineer who has to check tenant configurations or audit user access levels without logging into the dashboard. The support engineer tired of manually retrieving user IDs and tenant associations. Or the SaaS PM who needs a real-time overview of customer provisioning status via simple commands.
Uses the server to quickly check tenant configurations or validate user access levels across multiple environments.
Automates retrieving user IDs and linking them to specific tenants while troubleshooting access issues for a client.
Gets a real-time overview of customer provisioning status and role assignments across the entire customer base.
What Changes When You Connect
- Automate user lifecycle management. Instead of manually creating or deleting users in a dashboard, your agent runs
create_userordelete_userinstantly. - Audit security without logging in. Use
list_system_rolesandlist_permissionsto check the entire security model—all in one chat session. - Handle tenant sprawl easily. You can list all accounts with
list_tenantsand programmatically set up new ones withcreate_tenant. - Simplify backend integrations. Use
list_m2m_tokensto get machine tokens for specific tenants, bypassing complex manual API calls. - Troubleshoot access issues fast. Call
get_user_detailsorget_tenant_detailsto pull specific user and tenant metadata, fast. - Maintain a single source of truth. Everything—user profiles, tenant IDs, and roles—is accessible to your agent through these tools.
Real-World Use Cases
Onboarding a New Client
A new client, 'Acme Corp,' signs up. Instead of manually creating the tenant and then provisioning the initial team, the agent first runs list_tenants to check for naming conflicts, then calls create_tenant to build the account, and finally uses create_user to provision the key contacts.
Auditing Cross-Tenant Access
A security audit requires checking if users in one tenant can access data belonging to another. The agent runs list_users to get all accounts, then uses get_user_details for specific users, cross-referencing that data with list_system_roles to flag overly permissive assignments.
Cleaning Up Decommissioned Accounts
A client shuts down their service. The agent first uses get_tenant_details to confirm the account status, then calls delete_tenant to remove the container, followed by delete_user for any remaining user accounts to ensure clean data deletion.
Role Assignment Debugging
A user reports they can't access a feature. The agent uses get_user_details to confirm the user exists, then uses list_system_roles and list_permissions to determine exactly what roles and permissions are assigned, solving the access issue immediately.
The Tradeoffs
Manual Dashboard Navigation
Logging into the admin portal, navigating to the 'Users' tab, searching for the user, finding their Tenant ID, then copying that ID into a separate ticketing system.
→
Ask your agent to run get_user_details or get_tenant_details. It pulls the metadata directly, giving you the ID and status in the chat window.
Guessing Permissions
Assuming a user has 'Admin' rights just because they are a founder. Manually checking permission lists across multiple tabs to confirm the scope.
→
Run list_system_roles and then list_permissions. The agent gives you a definitive, structured list of what the user can and can't do.
Leaving Identity Management to Tickets
Waiting for a manual ticket response to onboard a new user or create a test tenant. This creates latency and delays development.
→
Directly ask your agent to run create_tenant or create_user. You provision the identity in seconds, not hours.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your core job involves managing the full lifecycle of B2B SaaS identities—from initial tenant creation to auditing granular permissions. If you need to programmatically interact with user records, tenant metadata, or system roles, this is your tool. Don't use it if you only need to view basic, non-critical metrics (use a dedicated analytics tool instead). If you only need to list users, you can use list_users, but if you need to act on that data (create, delete, get details), you need the full suite of tools here.
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This server provides 12 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Checking user roles and tenant status shouldn't require logging into the admin dashboard.
Today, checking a user's permissions means logging into the admin portal. You click to the 'Users' section, then select the user. Next, you might have to navigate to a 'Roles' tab, and then copy-paste data from a separate 'Tenant Configuration' view just to piece together a single status update. It’s slow, and you’re always clicking.
With this MCP server, you ask your agent directly: 'What are the permissions for Jane Doe in Acme Corp?' The agent runs the necessary tools, pulls the data, and gives you a clean answer in the chat. No clicks, no context switching. Just the facts.
Frontegg MCP Server: Automate tenant provisioning with `create_tenant`.
Before, setting up a new customer tenant required a specific sequence of steps: creating the account, assigning the initial billing profile, and then setting up the first user. Each step was a separate form fill and a manual verification check.
Now, you tell your agent to 'Set up a new tenant for Global Corp.' It runs `create_tenant` and handles the provisioning. You get confirmation and the new Tenant ID instantly. The process is complete in a single command.
Common Questions About Frontegg MCP
How do I check the environment status using `check_environment_status`? +
You simply ask your agent to run check_environment_status. It verifies the API connection immediately, telling you if the server is online and ready for administrative commands.
What is the difference between `list_tenants` and `list_users`? +
list_tenants shows all the customer accounts (the containers). list_users shows every individual person registered across all those accounts.
Can I provision a user without knowing the tenant ID? (Using `create_user`) +
The tool handles this. You tell the agent to create the user, and it takes care of associating the new account with the correct tenant context.
How do I delete a user using `delete_user`? +
Just ask your agent to run delete_user and provide the user's unique ID. It handles the removal process and confirms the action.
Do I need to manually audit roles if I use `list_permissions`? +
No. Running list_permissions gives you a full, structured list of every single permission available, allowing you to audit access without guessing.
How do I list system roles using `list_system_roles`? +
The list_system_roles tool lists all available roles (like Admin or Read-Only) that you can assign to users. This helps you define the security structure before assigning permissions.
What kind of data does `get_tenant_details` provide? +
It returns detailed metadata for a specific tenant, including its configuration and associated owner information. This is key for auditing and troubleshooting tenant setups.
If I need to connect my AI agent to a new environment, what tool should I use first? +
You should start by using check_environment_status. This verifies the API connection and ensures your AI agent can interact with the Frontegg environment before attempting any changes.
How do I get my Client ID and API Key for Frontegg? +
Log in to the Frontegg Portal, select your workspace/environment, go to 'Environment Settings' > 'API Keys', and create a Vendor token to get your Client ID and API Key.
Does this support multi-tenant management? +
Yes! The agent can list, create, and delete individual tenants (customer accounts) within your environment using the 'list_tenants' and 'create_tenant' tools.
Can I search for a user across all tenants? +
Yes, use the 'list_users' tool and provide an exact 'email' parameter. The agent will search across all tenants in the environment to find the user profile.
Is it possible to view role permissions? +
You can use the 'list_system_roles' to view all roles and the 'list_permissions' tool to see the granular permissions available for assignment.
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