Authonomy Platform
User access across the identity systems your enterprise already runs
One canonical view of every user, group, and application. Manage them as a single estate, without consolidating to a single vendor.
Why this exists
The user-access problem
Enterprises don't run on a single identity provider. They run on three or four or five — sometimes by design, more often by accumulation. Mergers and acquisitions inherit providers. Cloud migrations spawn new ones. Compliance regions require their own. Workforce identity and customer identity end up in different stacks for legitimate reasons.
The result is a real operational problem. Every user, every application, every group exists in multiple systems with different schemas, different sync cadences, different audit formats. Most enterprises solve this with people. We think infrastructure can do it better.
What the Platform does
The Platform makes a multi-IdP identity estate behave like a single system.
Most enterprises run on three or four or five identity providers — by design, by acquisition, or by accumulation. Authonomy Platform is the substrate that lets the operator team treat that estate as one. It doesn't replace your IDPs, doesn't ask you to consolidate, and doesn't make you adopt a new authoritative source. It sits above what you have and gives you one model of who has access to what.
Three things it does in production.
Canonical records, synchronized across providers. Authonomy maintains one record per user, group, and application — plus a per-provider profile capturing how each system represents that entity. Sync is full, incremental, or targeted; bidirectional where the protocol supports it; with explicit conflict-resolution policy. Read who is this user once; act on it everywhere.
Federation and provisioning across the estate. SAML, OIDC, OAuth, and SCIM where each fits — configured centrally, enforced consistently, and observable in one surface. Authentication requests route across providers according to policy; user lifecycle events propagate without bespoke integration code per provider.
One operational surface for the whole estate. Connection health, sync status, login activity, entitlement queries, and the workflows for the operations every enterprise eventually needs — migrating apps from one provider to another, setting up delegated administration, decommissioning a stack — all in one place, parameterized and auditable. Who has access to what is a query, not a forensic exercise.
In the Authonomy stack
Where Platform sits
Authonomy Platform is the substrate. Authonomy Gateway gives AI agents the same access patterns Platform gives humans. Authonomy Resilience keeps Platform working when one of the underlying providers degrades. They share the same canonical model and the same audit surface.
If your estate has grown
Where this fits
If your enterprise is running multiple identity providers and the operational cost of keeping them in sync has become a line item — engineering time, helpdesk tickets, audit findings, integration work for every new application — Authonomy Platform is the infrastructure that makes the estate behave like one system.
Get in touch
We're working with the first enterprises to put this into production. If you're tired of running your identity estate as four separate systems, we should talk.