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Modular by Design. Tailored by Need.

Keymate Admin Console is composed of independent, pluggable modules—enabling customers to enable, disable, or extend functionality per tenant, user role, or environment.

Modular IAM Console Components for Tenant-Specific Governance Needs

Why Modular Design Matters

Not all users need the same governance tools. A global IAM admin might need full access to Org Manager and Policy Editor, while a delegated tenant admin only needs the User Assignment module. Keymate's Admin Console is built with micro-frontend principles, so each module functions independently: Can be enabled/disabled per customer or per tenant. Supports tenant-specific branding, navigation, and access scope. Easily extendable with custom modules or logic. RBAC-enforced visibility: users see only what they're authorized to manage. From onboarding workflows to custom reporting panels, the modular system gives every customer a UI that matches their governance model.

Modular Admin Console Architecture

Micro-frontend architecture where each module functions independently with tenant-specific customization and RBAC-enforced visibility.

Example: Independent, pluggable modules for tenant-specific governance needs

Key Components:

Module Registry
RBAC-Gated Visibility
Tenant Configuration
Custom Extensions
Independent Deployment

Admin Console That Adapts to Your Roles and Tenants

Each section of the console is a standalone module that can be: Deployed independently. Hidden or shown based on RBAC rules. Overridden or extended for specific tenants. Themed or restructured to meet organizational UI/UX needs. Common use cases include: Providing a simplified console for delegated admins. Offering custom dashboards per tenant (e.g., G2C vs. B2B portals). Disabling modules in test environments (e.g., policy deletion in QA). Integrating customer-specific add-ons into the Admin Console.

Adaptive Console Configuration

Flexible module system that adapts to different governance models with role-based visibility and tenant-specific customization.

Example: Modules adapt to roles, tenants, and organizational needs

Key Components:

Role-Based Access
Tenant Customization
Module Override
Custom Branding
Environment Scoping

What Makes It Unique

Independent Modules

Each console panel is developed and deployed separately (e.g., Policy Editor, Org Manager)

Per-Tenant Enable/Disable Logic

Modules can be toggled per tenant or environment

RBAC-Gated UI Visibility

Modules and even sub-components are only visible to authorized roles

Scoped Layouts & Routing

Layout and navigation menus adapt based on module presence

Support for Custom Modules

Customers can define their own console extensions with integration hooks

Theming & Localization Options

Visual identity and language support scoped per tenant

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Each module supports enabledFor and envScope configurations.
Yes. Using our module registration API, tenants can integrate their own screens or dashboards.
Yes—conceptually and technically. Modules can be built, tested, and deployed independently.
Absolutely. UI rendering is scoped by role, tenant, and impersonation status.
Static consoles force a one-size-fits-all approach. Ours adapts to your governance complexity and structure.

How to Use This Feature

Setting up and configuring modular admin console components.

Implementation Steps

1

Define the modules to activate per tenant/environment

2

Map each module to allowed roles using RBAC config

3

Use the module registry to inject or override views

4

Apply theming or navigation changes if needed

5

Deploy updates independently via Helm or GitOps

6

Monitor module usage and role assignments via audit logs

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