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Multiple Social Apps

LoginRadius supports configuring multiple instances of the same social ID provider to enhance flexibility in social login workflows. This is especially useful in scenarios like multi-brand setups or region-specific apps.

Note: This feature is currently supported for the following social providers only:

  • Google
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Apple
  • LinkedIn
  • Live

To enable this feature, please reach out to LoginRadius support.

Use Cases

  • Multi-Brand Login Experience: An organization managing several brands (e.g., different storefronts or regional sites) can configure separate Facebook or Google apps per brand. This allows different branding, redirect URLs, and analytics tracking—without conflict.

  • Regional Compliance & Data Control: Some providers like Apple or Google may enforce region-specific configurations. For instance, one app for EU users and another for APAC users can help comply with local policies or legal constraints while still using a shared identity infrastructure.

Multiple App Configuration

To create a new application of the existing provider, you need to add the new app details, as shown in the steps below:

  • Go to Console -> Authentication -> Social Providers
  • Click on the desired social provider (e.g., Google, Facebook).
  • Click the Add App button.
  • Enter the configuration details (App ID, Secret, etc.) you received from the provider. To obtain these credentials, refer to the configuration guide.
  • Click Save.

Once you've completed the above steps:

  • You can configure multiple apps under a single provider.
  • Hosted Pages will accurately reflect each app instance.
  • Users will see distinct login options for each configured app.

Best Practices

  • Label Apps Clearly
    Use distinct names/labels for each app (e.g., Facebook_US, Facebook_EU) to avoid confusion in the Console or logs.

  • Limit to Business Need
    Only configure multiple apps if there's a real need (branding, tracking, region-specific auth). Too many apps can complicate troubleshooting and maintenance.

  • Consistent Redirect URIs
    Ensure each app has a properly configured and secure callback/redirect URI that maps to its respective front end.

  • Review Provider Limits
    Some providers (e.g., Facebook) have rate limits or permission reviews for each app. Make sure your apps comply individually.