The full platform

The full
identity platform.

One golden record from HR to door reader. Physical and logical access, joiners to leavers, audit-ready by default.

What PIAM is

The identity broker between HR and the door.

Not an access control system. Not an IdP. Not a visitor book. The piece that sits between all of them and makes the decisions consistent.

Your HR system knows who works for you. Your IdP knows who logs in. Your access controllers know which cards worked this morning. None of them know the whole story - who this person is, what they are allowed to do today, and why.

PIAM is the brain that joins them up. It listens to HR for the ground truth, reconciles identities across payroll and IdP and directory, writes the access policy to every controller, issues and revokes credentials, and keeps a single audit trail that you - or a regulator - can query in one place.

The four jobs

What the brain actually does.

01 · Listen

Ingest identities from HR

Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, BambooHR, Personio, or any SCIM source. Plus Entra ID, Okta, LDAP for IT identity.

02 · Reconcile

Build the golden record

One person, one identity, regardless of how many places they exist in. Duplicates collapsed, conflicts flagged for review.

03 · Decide

Evaluate policy

Role, clearance, site, schedule, training, escort, context. Every access event gets an answer in under 80ms.

04 · Act

Write to the world

Every connected controller, reader, application, T&A, printer, canteen - all told at once, all the time.

Scale

Numbers that matter.

2.4M
Active identities managed in production
< 4 min
Joiner event to issued credential
99.999%
SaaS uptime trailing 12 months
148+
Connectors production-hardened
Integrations

Speaks your estate's language.

WorkdaySAP SuccessFactorsBambooHRPersonioHiBobSCIM 2.0Entra IDOktaPingOpenLDAPActive DirectoryOIDCSAMLLenelS2GallagherAEOS (Nedap)GenetecHoneywellBoschdormakabaSALTOKONEOtisSchindlerMilestoneAxisBosch videoKaba Exos T&AATOSSInterflexHID Origo

See the suite decide, end to end.

Eight scenarios. Real policy, real readers, real audit trail. Fifteen minutes.