Next.js Multi-Tenant Starter Application

A Next.js B2B application walkthrough demonstrates how PropelAuth can provide hosted authentication, user management, and organization features without requiring developers to build login interfaces, emails, or invitation flows themselves. It begins by configuring a PropelAuth project and branded hosted pages, creating a test user, then installing the React and Node SDKs in a Next.js project. The frontend uses an application-level AuthProvider along with authentication wrappers and hooks to show login status, redirect users to sign-up or login pages, log them out, and display protected user information. The guide then shows how to send access tokens in authorization headers to Next.js API routes, validate those tokens server-side, and return authenticated user data. Finally, it adds B2B organization functionality, enabling users to view their organizations, create or join organizations, access organization-specific pages, verify membership before returning data, view fellow members, and launch invitation flows.

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