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# Tenants

Reference page for Servoy Cloud Application Tenants

## Overview

Application Security Tenants displays a table view of all tenants defined for an application, allowing you to create, edit or delete tenants.

## Tenant Details

### Name

The name of the tenant that will be displayed on the tenant selection page during login.

### Domain name(s)

A comma-separated list of domain names (e.g., `@mydomain.com`, `@nextdomain.co.uk`) to associate users with the appropriate tenant.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Automatic user-to-tenant association based on domain names is not currently supported.
{% endhint %}

### Filter value(s)

A comma-separated list of values (e.g., `namespaceUUID`, `namespaceName`) used to filter data in the database, ensuring users can only access data relevant to their tenant.

## Create Tenant

To create a tenant for your Servoy Cloud Application:

1. Navigate to the **Tenants** tab in **Applications** → **Your Application** → **Security**.
2. Click the **Create Tenant** button.
3. Fill in the tenant details.
4. Click **Save**.

## Edit Tenant

To edit a tenant for your Servoy Cloud Application:

1. Navigate to the **Tenants** tab in **Applications** → **Your Application** → **Security**.
2. Click the context menu for the desired tenant.
3. Select **Edit Tenant** and update the details as needed.
4. Click **Save**.

## Delete Tenant

To delete a tenant defined in your Servoy Cloud Application:

1. Navigate to the **Tenants** tab in **Applications** → **Your Application** → **Security**.
2. Click the context menu for the desired tenant.
3. Select **Delete Tenant** and confirm the deletion.

## Enable Tenant Support

Tenants defined using Application Security are integrated with the **Servoy Cloud Login**, allowing for tenant-specific access control.

To enable tenant support in your Servoy Cloud Application follow the instructions in the [**Security Login Designer**](/reference/servoy-cloud/cloud-control-center/application-overview/applications/security/security-login-designer.md#tenant-support).


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