Firebase Authentication in Fuego

Viewing Users

The main Users (Firebase Auth) panel displays a list of registered users. Key details include:

• UID (Unique Identifier)
• Identity (Display Name & Email)
• Provider (Google, Facebook, Email, etc.)
• Creation & Last Access Dates
• Email Verification Status
• Custom Claims

Use the search box in the toolbar (or press ⌘ ⇧ F / Ctrl ⇧ F) to look users up by:

• Auto (the default): type a user ID, an email address or an E.164 phone number in a single field, and Fuego works out which lookup to run
• User ID
• Email address
• Phone number (E.164 format, e.g. +14155552671)
• Provider and the user’s ID at that provider (Google, Facebook, Apple, …)

Conditions are combined with OR: add one row per value to fetch several users in a single search. The box summarizes the active conditions and its × button removes them.

Tabs, count and last sign-in

The user list works like the Firestore explorer:

• Multiple tabs — open one tab per filter, or one per tenant, and switch between them without losing your place.
• User count — the list header shows how many users match the current filter.
• Last sign-in — available as a column, next to the creation date, so inactive accounts are easy to spot.

Editing User Details

Click on a user to open the User Details panel, where you can:

• Update their display name and email
• Enable or disable the account
• Verify or unverify their email
• Manage authentication providers
• Modify custom claims (e.g., admin roles, permissions)

Adding New Users

Click + Add to manually register a new user by providing an email and password.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Fuego displays the Multi-Factor Authentication information associated with each user, allowing you to review the enrolled second factors directly from the User Details panel.

You can also add new phone-based second factors or modify existing ones, as long as all the user’s enrolled factors are of type phone. If the user has any non-phone factor enrolled (for example, TOTP), the MFA data becomes read-only and cannot be modified from Fuego.

Multi-Tenancy Support

If Identity Platform is enabled, Fuego allows you to manage users across multiple tenants. Use the tenant selector to switch between different authentication environments.