B2B SaaS platforms spend weeks building custom integrations for each customer's IDP (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, etc.). Each integration requires specialized expertise and ongoing maintenance.
Custom SAML/OIDC integrations are time-consuming, error-prone, and don't scale. Your engineering team becomes a bottleneck for enterprise deals, and you're constantly firefighting integration issues.
Integrate once with Authonomy and automatically support every customer's IDP. Protocol translation, automated provisioning, and unified management—no custom code required.
Simple integration that scales to hundreds of customer IDPs
One Integration
Connect your application to Authonomy's unified identity API. Handle authentication and user management through a single, consistent interface.
Customer Onboarding
When a new enterprise customer signs up, they connect their IDP to Authonomy. No custom development required—it's all configuration.
Automatic Translation
Authonomy handles all the protocol translation (SAML, OIDC, OAuth) and user attribute mapping. Your app receives consistent user data regardless of the source IDP.
Use Case 2
Get complete visibility across your fragmented identity landscape
Security teams need to understand who has access to what across multiple identity systems—Okta, Azure AD, on-premises Active Directory, and application-specific directories.
No unified view means security blind spots, compliance audit nightmares, and inability to detect suspicious access patterns or over-privileged users across your identity landscape.
Advanced visualization of identity relationships, extended logging beyond standard IDPs, and real-time analytics that provide comprehensive security posture visibility.
Use Case 3
Add modern authorization to legacy systems without touching code
Critical legacy applications have all-or-nothing access controls. Users either have full access or no access, creating security risks and operational inefficiencies.
Rewriting legacy systems for fine-grained authorization would take years and millions of dollars. But current access controls don't meet modern security requirements or compliance standards.
Add fine-grained, policy-based authorization to any system without code changes. Support for RBAC, ABAC, and custom authorization models that work with existing applications.
Modern security controls without touching legacy code
Policy Definition
Define fine-grained access policies using our intuitive policy editor. Specify who can access what resources under which conditions, without writing code.
Transparent Integration
Authonomy sits between users and your legacy system, evaluating every request against your defined policies. The legacy application sees normal authentication—no changes required.
Real-Time Enforcement
All access decisions happen in real-time with comprehensive logging. Users get seamless access to authorized resources while unauthorized requests are blocked.
Bonus Use Case
The Challenge: Standard IDP logging isn't detailed enough for compliance requirements like SOX, HIPAA, or PCI-DSS. Auditors need comprehensive trails of who accessed what, when, and why.
The Problem: Cobbling together logs from multiple systems is time-consuming and error-prone. Important security events get lost in the noise, and compliance audits become expensive, stressful affairs.
The Authonomy Solution: Comprehensive audit trails that capture every identity-related event across all your systems. Detailed logging, automated compliance reports, and the ability to prove who had access to what at any point in time.
Use Case 4
Comprehensive platform for migrating from legacy authorization to Fine-Grained Authorization without rewriting applications
Organizations have authorization technical debt spread across multiple systems—hardcoded permissions, scattered RBAC, and legacy databases with all-or-nothing access. Modern FGA is the answer, but migration seems impossible.
Traditional FGA migration requires rewriting applications from scratch—a multi-year, multi-million dollar effort with high failure risk. Most organizations can't afford the disruption or cost.
Complete FGA migration platform with automated discovery, policy translation, shadow mode testing, and flexible enforcement. Modernize authorization without touching existing application code.
Proven methodology that minimizes risk and ensures successful migration
Discovery & Assessment
Automated scanning of your entire technology stack to map authorization landscape, extract existing policies, and assess migration complexity with detailed effort estimates.
Policy Translation
Convert legacy RBAC, hardcoded permissions, and database ACLs into optimized FGA policies. Preserve business logic while enabling modern authorization patterns.
Shadow Mode Testing
Test new FGA policies in production without risk. Compare legacy vs. FGA decisions in real-time to ensure perfect compatibility before enforcement begins.
Flexible Enforcement
Deploy through network gateways, database proxies, or library integration. Choose the approach that fits your infrastructure and migrate incrementally with instant rollback.
Getting Started
Most organizations have multiple identity infrastructure challenges. Start with your most urgent need.
If you're spending weeks on customer IDP integrations or struggling with protocol compatibility, multi-customer identity support is your starting point.
If you can't answer 'who has access to what' across your systems or are failing compliance audits, identity security visibility should be your focus.
If you have legacy systems with inadequate access controls but can't afford to rewrite them, legacy system authorization solves your immediate security gaps.
If you have authorization technical debt across multiple systems and need a comprehensive migration strategy, our FGA Migration Platform provides end-to-end migration support.
We work with you to identify your most pressing identity infrastructure challenge and build a solution that fits your specific environment and constraints.
Let's discuss which Authonomy solution fits your specific needs. Most organizations start with one use case and expand as they see the value.