The layer beneath every product

Platform

One account across every product.

NorfBay ID is a self-hosted identity provider behind every product, over a Cloudflare-native mail stack. One account across every product.

What is shared

One identity provider, one mail path

Every product signs in through the same identity provider, sends its mail through the same worker, and reads the same CRM connection.

NorfBay ID

Live

Single sign-on across every NorfBay product

A self-hosted identity provider, wrapped in a drop-in "Sign in with NorfBay" package. One login, one directory, and one place to revoke access.

  • The identity provider runs on our own infrastructure, not on a rented identity platform.
  • The @norfbay/auth package wraps a standard OAuth flow so any product drops in "Sign in with NorfBay" without reimplementing sessions.
  • Transactional identity email and SMS route through the NorfBay mail stack rather than a third-party sender.

Mail stack

Internal

Cloudflare-native email infrastructure

Cloudflare-native email infrastructure pooling inbound, outbound, and archive for six domains — threading conversations in D1 while keeping raw MIME in R2 at no per-email cost.

  • Email Routing catch-all handlers parse inbound MIME, archive raw messages to R2, and thread metadata in D1 across six domains.
  • Outbound sends via Cloudflare’s email binding, queues sends to unverified recipients, and exposes a sendAs RPC for correct threading.
  • Serves its own MTA-STS policy, fires Web Push on new inbound, and backfills users from upstream Postgres with a kill switch.

Sign in with NorfBay works across

Self-hosted, on purpose

We run the login server ourselves

NorfBay ID is an identity server we run on hardware we pay for, behind a domain we own. No third-party vendor sits between you and your account, and no vendor outage takes your login with it.

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Questions about the infrastructure?

NorfBay ID and the mail stack run on infrastructure we operate. Ask what that means for uptime, data residency, or a migration off it.