Welcome to Lamba Docs
Choose an integration path, get the right console credentials, and wire Lamba customer identity, Customer API calls, and webhook-ready workflows into your product.
Choose your integration path
Start from the surface you are wiring. Each guide shows where to get credentials, which host to call, request and response fields, and the first check that proves the integration works.
| Path | Use when | Start here | Credentials needed | First success check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Next.js embedded auth | You own the login UI and want route handlers, HttpOnly cookies, and server-side Customer API reads. | Next.js integration | Workspace, Project, environment, optional App Client | A protected page renders `/v1/me/context` for a signed-in user. |
| Hosted Auth / OIDC | You want Lamba to own the sign-in surface or need standards-based OIDC integration. | Hosted auth | App Client ID, redirect URI, optional confidential secret | `/connect/token` returns tokens and your callback validates state and nonce. |
| Customer API | Your backend needs profile, membership, authorization, admin, domain, webhook, or SMS add-on operations. | Customer API contract | Customer session token or Management client credentials | `GET /v1/me/context` or an allowed `/v1/admin/*` route returns JSON. |
| Webhooks | You need signed lifecycle events, delivery retries, and downstream processing. | Webhooks integration | Webhook endpoint URL, subscribed events, signing secret | A sandbox delivery verifies its signature and is deduplicated by event ID. |
| Domains, social, and growth | You have the auth path working and now need branded hosts, social login, or preview growth workflows. | Next integration step | Domain ownership, provider credentials, Project/environment selection | The console shows verified/bound setup and public events use the same Project context. |
Explore by feature
Follow the docs by the runtime capability you are integrating, not by internal storage names.
Explore by integration
These pages combine setup steps with public request and response contracts, so setup steps and field-level details live together.
Explore by growth workflow
Growth docs stay connected to identity facts: membership, session, project, campaign, loyalty, and lifecycle context.
Learn the concepts
Use these pages when you need to explain the model before writing code or designing access rules.
Need the full API contract?
Start from the customer API overview, then use OpenAPI and Postman details for request validation.