People often use several applications to complete one task. A shared sign-in experience can reduce repeated logins while giving institutions a central place to manage the connection between an account and its services.

Separate identity from permission

Recognising a user and deciding what that user can do are related tasks. An applicant, a reviewer and an administrator need different permissions even when they use the same sign-in service. Each connected application still needs a defined approach to authorisation.

Plan the account lifecycle

Access has a beginning and an end. A rollout should address account creation, recovery, changes of responsibility and the removal of access when a person leaves a role. Those everyday operations shape the quality of the sign-in experience as much as the first login.

Agree which services connect

A project starts with an application inventory: which services participate, who owns them, which user groups need access and how existing identities are managed. Integration methods and security requirements can then be reviewed against that scope.

Discuss your applications

Tell us which services you want to connect and who will use them. We can discuss the sign-in journey, administration requirements and the next steps for a product demonstration.