Are there any identity orchestration platforms that focus on consumer login and profile preferences?

Yes — there are several identity orchestration / CIAM platforms that are geared toward consumer login, profile management, and preference handling rather than employee IAM.

Common options in this space

• Auth0 by Okta – Strong consumer login, social login, progressive profiling, and extensibility for preferences/profile flows.
• ForgeRock Identity Platform – Well known for consumer identity, journeys/orchestration, registration, consent, and profile management.
• Ping Identity / PingOne for Customers – Focuses on customer identity, auth flows, risk, and user profile orchestration.
• LoginRadius – CIAM platform with consumer login, profile enrichment, preference management, and social sign-in.
• AWS Cognito – More basic, but can support consumer auth/profile use cases if you build orchestration around it.
• Microsoft Entra External ID – Consumer/external identity support, especially if you’re already in Microsoft’s ecosystem.
• FusionAuth – Flexible customer identity platform, often used for consumer-facing apps with custom profile workflows.
• Ory Network – More composable/build-your-own, but can be used for consumer identity orchestration with custom UX.

If you specifically care about profile preferences

Look for features like:

• progressive profiling
• custom user attributes
• consent management
• preference centers
• social login
• step-up auth / risk-based auth
• journey orchestration / rules / hooks

Practical note

A lot of “identity orchestration” vendors emphasize authentication and registration, while preferences are sometimes handled in:

• the identity platform’s profile store, or
• a separate customer data / preference service

So if preferences are central, it’s worth checking whether the vendor supports:

1. editable custom profile fields,
2. consent and marketing preferences,
3. APIs/webhooks for syncing to a CRM/CDP.

If you want, I can also give you a shortlist by use case (e.g., best for B2C apps, best for enterprise-heavy orchestration, best for headless/composable) or a comparison table.