Authentication

Comprehensive guide to P3M's authentication system, including login, registration, password management, and role assignment processes.

Authentication Overview

Secure Authentication System

P3M uses a robust authentication system with JWT tokens, role-based access control, and secure password management to ensure your data remains protected while providing seamless access to authorized users.

Authentication Features

Login & Registration

Secure user registration and login processes with email verification and account activation.

  • • Email-based registration
  • • Account verification
  • • Secure login process
  • • Remember me functionality

Password Management

Comprehensive password management including reset, change, and security policies.

  • • Password reset via email
  • • Secure password policies
  • • Password change functionality
  • • Account security features

Role Assignment

Administrative tools for assigning and managing user roles and permissions.

  • • Role-based access control
  • • Permission management
  • • Bulk role assignments
  • • Role hierarchy system

Security Features

Authentication Security

  • JWT token-based authentication
  • Secure password hashing (bcrypt)
  • Session timeout management
  • HTTPS/TLS encryption

Access Control

  • Role-based permissions
  • Hierarchical role system
  • Feature-level access control
  • Department-based restrictions

Authentication Flow

Understanding the authentication flow helps ensure proper setup and troubleshooting.

1

Registration

User creates account with email verification

2

Login

Secure authentication with credentials

3

Authorization

Role-based access verification

4

Session

Secure session management with JWT

Quick Actions

Login & Registration

Learn about user registration and login processes

Password Management

Manage passwords and security settings

Role Assignment

Configure user roles and permissions

Authentication Best Practices

  • • Use strong, unique passwords for all accounts
  • • Enable two-factor authentication when available
  • • Regularly review and update user permissions
  • • Monitor authentication logs for suspicious activity
  • • Keep user roles and permissions up to date
  • • Implement proper session timeout policies