Onboarding and Authentication
Bring your own identity provider or use IndyKite Authentication to securely onboard your customers.
Bring your own identity provider or use IndyKite Authentication to securely onboard your customers.
Signal to your customers that security is not an afterthought by requiring all users to be authenticated, authorized and continuously validated without compromising on the customer experience. By using secure workflows from the start, you set the foundation for a robust, secure identity knowledge journey.
Extended Registration
Allows you to build a knowledge graph from the first touch.
Email verification
One-time password or magic-link based authentication.
OpenId Connect/Social Login
Authenticate using federated IdPs any OAuth/OIDC compliant provider as well as social media companies including Google, Facebook, Microsoft and LinkedIn.
Passwordless authentication
Use WebAuthn to onboard a user device as a trusted means of authentication.
Single sign-on
Use SSO to login once and gain access to all of your applications, extends between IndyKite services and other provider services.
Federated IdP delivered at OAuth/OIDC standards
Use external Identity Providers (IdP) to authenticate end users to services protected by the platform, supported by OAuth/OIDC standards.
Multi Factor authentication
Add additional factors to the authentication flow to achieve a higher level of assurance.
Frictionless Login
Authenticate users across all of your applications with a low/no barrier login experience.
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