Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for unifying multiple identity clouds are described. A first platform determines information for an application with multiple capabilities. The information is usable by a second platform for configuring the capabilities via the first platform. The first platform may communicate the information to the second platform via an application programming interface (API). The second platform may obtain a request to configure the application for an account associated with a user of the second platform. In response to the request, the first platform may authenticate the user in accordance with an authentication flow of the application. As a result of the authentication flow, the first platform may obtain a user credential associated with the user and an indication to grant the second platform access to an API credential that is associated with permissions for configuring the capabilities in the application via the first platform.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for unifying multiple identity clouds are described. A first platform determines information for an application with multiple capabilities. The information is usable by a second platform for configuring the capabilities via the first platform. The first platform may communicate the information to the second platform via an application programming interface (API). The second platform may obtain a request to configure the application for an account associated with a user of the second platform. In response to the request, the first platform may authenticate the user in accordance with an authentication flow of the application. As a result of the authentication flow, the first platform may obtain a user credential associated with the user and an indication to grant the second platform access to an API credential that is associated with permissions for configuring the capabilities in the application via the first platform.

Abstract: A platform determines first information for an application in accordance with a specification template that is common to multiple applications. The first information is usable by the platform for configuring and managing capabilities via the platform. The platform obtains second information that includes a first request to configure the application for an account of the user and a second request to configure a capability of the application. The platform redirects the user to authenticate for access to the application. The platform obtains a credential to authenticate with one or more APIs related to the application. The credential is associated with permissions that enable the platform to configure and manage the capability of the application via a provider. The platform configures the capability in the application via API calls from the platform to one or more endpoints of the provider. The API calls are authenticated via the credential.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for unifying multiple identity clouds are described. A first platform determines information for an application with multiple capabilities. The information is usable by a second platform for configuring the capabilities via the first platform. The first platform may communicate the information to the second platform via an application programming interface (API). The second platform may obtain a request to configure the application for an account associated with a user of the second platform. In response to the request, the first platform may authenticate the user in accordance with an authentication flow of the application. As a result of the authentication flow, the first platform may obtain a user credential associated with the user and an indication to grant the second platform access to an API credential that is associated with permissions for configuring the capabilities in the application via the first platform.