Use case: the mover — when someone changes teams, access should follow
A mover request adjusts what a person can reach as a tracked change, so access matches the role, not the history.
Use case: the rollout that cannot take the fleet down
A security baseline change across a laptop fleet, pilot ring first, drift flagged before the broad push.
Use case: verify customers without becoming a document store
A fintech onboarding flow where documents never leave their region and every decision has a reason code.
Workplace: device management that goes pilot-first
One stable inventory, rollout rings that catch bad change early, and admin rights that expire on their own.
Verify: customer verification with consent and evidence built in
Guided journeys where no check runs without consent, documents stay in their region, and every outcome explains itself.
Lifecycle: day-one access, day-zero offboarding
Joiners, movers and leavers as governed requests — approvals in order, execution automatic, evidence built in.
Set up SSO yourself, with SCIM both ways
OIDC, SAML, Entra, Okta, Google or Ping — configured by your admin, no ticket to us.
Break-glass access that is a control, not a backdoor
Emergency access granted immediately and reviewed afterwards — because break-glass nobody reviews is standing access with a dramatic name.
Offboarding a leaver in one sweep across five pillars
Nobody can enumerate what one person can reach by hand. So we made it one button, with a second pair of eyes.
Every resource is a URN, and every decision goes through one PDP
One grammar for identity across five pillars, and why that makes audits boring.