Identity Project System Enhancement

Overview of Recent Enhancements to Security and System Reliability

Login Just Got an Upgrade

We’re modernizing Alleva’s authentication framework by moving from a legacy, fragmented identity server to Azure AD B2C. This industry-standard solution will deliver a smoother, more secure login experience for all users.



What This Means

Azure AD B2C (Business-to-Consumer) is a cloud-based identity management service from Microsoft. It provides:

Centralized login management across the Alleva platform

Enterprise-grade security and compliance

Support for modern authentication standards (OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, SAML)

Single Sign-On (SSO): Log in once and stay signed in as you move between systems

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Adds an extra layer of protection for your account

Better compatibility with third-party tools and future integrations



Improvements You’ll See

  1. Seamless & Secure Login Across Platforms

Fix: Users will no longer be unexpectedly logged out when switching between the New and Legacy systems.

Why it matters: Prevents frustration and lost work when navigating across systems.


2. Smarter Session Timeout Handling

Fix: Sessions will now properly time out after inactivity, prompting reauthentication.

Why it matters: Previously, users could remain in forms too long without reauthenticating, leading to lost data or unexpected redirects. This improves data integrity and user trust.


3. Consistent Lockout Functionality

Fix: Lockouts and session expirations will now behave consistently in all parts of the app.

Why it matters: Prevents long-lived sessions that could pose security risks, and ensures users are aware when they need to log in again.


4. Cleanup for Cross-Location Users

Fix: A backend data update will address an issue with cross-location user configurations.

Why it matters: Ensures accurate, secure access across multi-location facilities.

Why Azure AD B2C?

  • Reliability: Microsoft’s infrastructure guarantees high uptime and performance.

  • Stronger security: Modern standards protect against common attacks like credential stuffing or token reuse.

  • Scalability: Supports growth without the patchwork maintenance burden of the old identity server.

  • Future flexibility: Makes it easier to add new sign-in providers (Google, Apple, etc.) later if needed.