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Corbado Observe data is available in the Corbado Management Console. After your account has been invited and your organization’s access has been configured, sign in there to view dashboards, analyze authentication journeys and investigate individual flows. Console links in these docs open the relevant page in an Observe project you can access, or ask you to choose a project. Check the selected project before copying integration settings or reviewing test data: if you have one production and one development project, the console prefers production.

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Project access and available pages

Page availability depends on your project configuration and role, including when you follow a direct link. If a page is unavailable, ask your project owner to check access with Corbado. Autocapture settings require project enablement; they may be absent from navigation. Invitation expiry is selected when inviting or resending: three, seven, fourteen or thirty days. Resending updates the expiry. Keep API-key permissions scoped to the work required. Findings can be read with observe:findings:read; authoring and deletion are reserved for Corbado staff. In the console, project owners and developers can update their work status on visible published findings other than incidents; viewers remain read-only.

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Enterprise single sign-on

For enterprise customers, the Management Console supports single sign-on (SSO) through SAML 2.0. This allows your organization to authenticate console users with its existing identity provider (IdP), including Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or another SAML 2.0-compatible IdP. If your organization uses on-premises Microsoft Active Directory, it must expose a SAML 2.0 identity provider, for example through Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS). Active Directory Domain Services alone is not a SAML identity provider. Contact your Corbado representative to configure enterprise SSO for your organization and invite the administrators who need access.