Mitra OS for business
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Quick answer
Businesses use Mitra OS to take care of their customers, employees and suppliers on the same platform, through a business portal with enterprise single sign-on.
Summary
The Business module and a dedicated B2B portal serve organizations. The same orchestration, identity and confirmation protections that apply to families apply to businesses, and a firm can connect its own services as providers.
Key takeaways
- One platform serves customers, employees and suppliers.
- A B2B portal supports enterprise single sign-on.
- Businesses can take part as providers.
What businesses do with it
Businesses use Mitra OS to look after the people they serve and work with: customers, employees and suppliers, all on one platform.
Business portal
A separate B2B portal supports organizations with enterprise single sign-on. Member-facing apps remain passkey-based. See Passkeys.
Taking part as a provider
Service providers can be connected by members. Read Providers.
Frequently asked questions
People also ask
- What is a Mitra provider? (Providers)
- How can a service become a provider? (Providers)
- Which apps does Mitra OS integrate with? (Integrations with the apps you use)
- Can a company integrate its service? (Integrations with the apps you use)
- Does Mitra OS use passwords? (Security overview)
Related topics
Glossary terms on this page
- MITRA: MITRA is the orchestration platform behind Mitra OS. Mitra is the name you talk to, and Mitra OS, Inc. is the company that builds it.