Vercel Passport is now in Public Beta
Vercel Passport enables enterprise teams to control deployment access using their own identity provider (Okta, Auth0, OIDC-compatible). Visitors authenticate before viewing protected deployments, and Vercel injects a signed JWT into request headers for server-side identity verification.
Enterprise teams can now control access to their Vercel deployments with , using their own identity provider.Vercel Passport
Visitors authenticate through providers like Okta, Auth0, or any compatible OIDC provider before they can view a protected deployment.
Use Passport to:
After Passport authenticates a visitor, Vercel injects a signed JWT into the request header. Read it server-side to access the claim, the stable visitor identifier returned by your identity provider:x-vercel-oidc-passport-tokenexternal_sub
Read the to get started.documentation
Reuse an OIDC application across multiple projects
Set a team default that applies to new projects automatically
Assign Passport to existing projects in bulk
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