Sign-in that enterprise buyers approve
SAML, OIDC, SCIM and role-based access: the identity features that unblock larger deals. We build them as a coherent layer, not a pile of exceptions.
How we approach it
Enterprise buyers ask for single sign-on, provisioning from their directory and granular roles before they sign. Adding these late is painful because identity touches every request.
We design an identity layer with organisations, users, roles and permissions, then integrate SAML and OIDC providers, SCIM provisioning and audit logs so IT teams can manage access themselves.
Use proven building blocks
We favour established identity providers and libraries over custom authentication code.
- Session security and token handling reviewed.
- Self-service SSO setup for customer admins.
- Break-glass admin access with logging.
Step by step
Model orgs and roles
Organisations, users, roles, permissions.
Integrate SSO
SAML and OIDC with major providers.
Provision
SCIM for automatic user lifecycle.
Audit
A log of sign-ins and permission changes.
What you receive
SAML and OIDC
Connect to customer identity providers.
Roles and permissions
Fine-grained access you can explain.
SCIM provisioning
Users created and removed with the directory.
Audit logs
Who did what and when.
Common questions
Do you build login from scratch?
We prefer managed identity providers or proven libraries, and customise around them.
Can customers use their own identity provider?
Yes, through SAML or OIDC connections configured per organisation.
What about multi-factor authentication?
Supported through the identity provider or built-in options.
Get a technical scope and estimate
Tell us what you are building and the date that matters. We will respond with questions, a proposed architecture and a range.