Frontegg MCP. Audit and manage B2B identities in plain conversation
Frontegg connects your agent to a B2B SaaS identity management platform, letting you programmatically handle user accounts and multi-tenant structures. Use this MCP to list all customer accounts, audit roles and permissions, or onboard new users instantly from any compatible AI client. It's built for DevOps teams that need real-time visibility into who has access to what across complex environments.
Give Claude and any AI agent real-world access
List all current customer accounts, retrieve their specific configuration details, or programmatically create and delete entire tenants.
Access the global user database to fetch detailed profiles for any account, and instantly provision or remove individual users.
List all available system roles and granular permissions across the entire platform, allowing you to audit security settings efficiently.
Fetch Machine-to-Machine tokens for specific tenants when setting up back-end integrations.
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What AI agents can do with Frontegg: 12 Identity Management Tools
These twelve tools allow your agent to perform every critical identity operation—from listing all users globally to deleting entire customer tenants.
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Start using Frontegg MCPCreate Tenant
Creates a brand new customer account (tenant) within the system.
Create User
Adds and provisions an individual user profile to the platform.
Delete Tenant
Completely removes a customer account (tenant) from the system.
Delete User
Removes an existing user profile entirely.
Check Environment Status
Verifies that the API connection and necessary credentials are working correctly.
Get Tenant Details
Retrieves specific metadata about an existing customer account (tenant).
Get User Details
Fetches comprehensive profile information for a specific user.
List M2m Tokens
Lists all available Machine-to-Machine tokens associated with the system.
List Permissions
Outputs a list of specific, granular permissions that can be assigned or audited.
List System Roles
Displays all available system roles (like Admin or Read-Only) that users can be...
List Tenants
Retrieves a complete list of every customer account currently active on the platform.
List Users
Provides a global listing of all user profiles across all tenants.
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Managing access across client accounts feels like juggling dozens of separate dashboards.
Right now, if you need to check what permissions exist for one user in one specific tenant, you have to jump through hoops. You log into the dashboard, find the correct customer account (the 'tenant'), navigate deep into settings, search for the user by email, and then click three different times just to see their role—all while worrying about which API key worked last.
With this MCP, that process vanishes. Your agent handles the complexity. You tell it: 'What is Jane Doe's access level in Acme Corp.' And you get a direct answer without opening any web UI. It turns hours of dashboard clicking into one simple command.
Frontegg MCP provides complete control over your user lifecycle.
You eliminate manual steps like checking if a tenant exists before trying to add users, or needing separate workflows for listing roles and then assigning them. The agent coordinates the entire operation: it first runs `list_tenants` to confirm the environment is ready, then uses `create_user`, and finally assigns the correct role.
The result isn't just convenience; it’s guaranteed accuracy. You get a single source of truth for every identity action you take.
What Frontegg MCP does for your AI
Managing B2B identities gets complicated fast. When you have multiple customers (tenants), keeping track of user roles and permissions manually is a nightmare. This MCP connects your agent directly to the core logic of the Frontegg platform, letting you manage all that identity data without ever touching an admin dashboard.
You can list every tenant account and instantly pull detailed profiles for any global user. Need to onboard someone or shut down access? Your agent handles it in plain conversation. It’s exactly what you need when you want your AI client to treat your B2B SaaS environment like a database, rather than a confusing web UI.
By connecting this MCP through Vinkius, you get instant command-line control over complex user and tenant lifecycles.
019d75a1-73f7-7022-b3fb-312b4486aa7d How to set up Frontegg MCP
The bottom line is that you talk to your AI client naturally, and it executes complex identity management actions directly against the Frontegg system.
Subscribe to this MCP through the Vinkius Marketplace.
Enter your Frontegg Client ID and API Key, which you find in your vendor workspace.
Start giving commands to your agent from Claude, Cursor, or any compatible client.
Who uses Frontegg MCP
This MCP is for operational teams who deal with complex, multi-client SaaS architecture. If you're an IT Admin tired of navigating dozens of dashboards just to check a user’s role or provision a new client, this is for you.
Needs to quickly verify tenant configurations or adjust user access levels across hundreds of clients without manual dashboard navigation.
Wants a real-time, auditable overview of customer provisioning status and role assignments for new features via simple AI commands.
Must automate the retrieval of user IDs and tenant associations when troubleshooting access issues or handling support tickets.
Benefits of connecting Frontegg MCP
You can check the status of your API connection using check_environment_status before running any commands, ensuring zero downtime when provisioning users or managing tenants.
Instead of clicking through tenant dashboards to see who belongs where, you can use list_tenants and then get_user_details to instantly cross-reference a user's full profile and assigned account ID.
Auditing security models is simple: run list_system_roles and list_permissions to get a complete picture of every access level available across your entire SaaS setup.
You gain control over the entire customer lifecycle by executing commands like create_tenant or delete_user, letting your agent handle the heavy lifting in one prompt.
The system simplifies back-end integrations because you can use list_m2m_tokens to retrieve necessary keys without leaving your primary workspace.
Frontegg MCP use cases
Onboarding a new enterprise client
A PM needs to onboard 'Global Corp' and give them three specific users, each with an Admin role. They prompt their agent: 'Create tenant Global Corp and provision John Doe (Admin) and Jane Smith (Read-Only).' The MCP handles the create_tenant, followed by two calls to create_user and appropriate role assignment.
Auditing an account leak
A Support Engineer receives a report of suspicious access. They ask their agent to 'Find all users in the tenant with ID tnt_123.' The MCP runs get_tenant_details and then uses list_users filtered by that specific tenant, identifying exactly who needs immediate deletion via delete_user.
Decommissioning a customer account
A DevOps Admin confirms a client has left. They prompt: 'Delete the tenant named OldCo.' The MCP runs list_tenants to find the ID, and then executes delete_tenant, ensuring all associated user data is cleanly removed.
Checking role assignment compliance
A Founder needs a list of every possible access level. They prompt: 'List all roles and permissions.' The MCP returns both the full set of system roles via list_system_roles and the granular rights available using list_permissions, confirming compliance.
Frontegg MCP tradeoffs
What to watch out for, and the recommended way to handle each one.
Treating it like a simple database query
A user tries to use only get_user_details('email') and gets frustrated when the system asks for a tenant ID, thinking they need more context.
Remember that identity is always multi-tenant. Always start by listing all tenants using list_tenants, or provide the target tenant ID first to give your agent enough context.
Manually managing credentials
Copying and pasting API keys into a script every time you run an audit, which is slow and insecure.
The MCP handles the connection securely using client IDs. You can confirm setup status anytime with check_environment_status.
Trying to update roles without listing them
A user tries to assign a role they assume exists, but the agent fails because the name is incorrect.
Always run list_system_roles first. This gives you the definitive list of names and types for accurate assignment.
When to use Frontegg MCP
Use this MCP if your primary headache involves managing user accounts, roles, or customer tenants across a multi-client SaaS architecture. If you need to perform lifecycle actions—like creating, deleting, or auditing access—this is the tool. Don't use it if you just need general knowledge about authentication methods; for that, you might look at tools focused on general API documentation or logging services. Use this when your goal is actionable identity management. If your only task is reading basic metrics (like revenue reports), this MCP isn't the right fit; you need a dedicated financial reporting tool instead.
Frequently asked questions about Frontegg MCP
How does Frontegg MCP handle multi-tenancy? +
It treats each customer account as a separate, managed silo (a tenant). You can use list_tenants to see all accounts and then target specific tenants when running user or role commands.
Can I list every single user profile using the Frontegg MCP? +
Yes. The list_users tool provides a global listing of users, but you can also use get_user_details to fetch specific profiles for auditing.
What if I need to delete a user or tenant? +
The MCP supports both cleanup actions. Use delete_user to remove an individual profile, or delete_tenant to wipe out all data associated with a whole customer account.
Does Frontegg MCP help me audit security roles? +
Absolutely. You can run list_system_roles and list_permissions together to get the full catalog of what is assignable across your entire platform.
Do I need specific keys to use Frontegg MCP? +
Yes, you must provide a valid Client ID and API Key. You can verify that everything is connected using the check_environment_status tool.