Application onboarding
A stable identity boundary for each governed application.
Bring applications into the identity estate through a clear contract, an approved provider path, and ownership that the enterprise can see.
The trigger
An application needs identity, but the route into the estate is unclear or too slow.
This may be a new application, an inherited application, or an older web application that cannot use the standard federation path. The immediate task is access. The broader task is to make that access governable.
The result
01 / Contract
The application has a defined identity boundary.
It receives identity through an explicit protocol or protected path with stated requirements.
02 / Route
The provider relationship is separate.
Authonomy connects the application contract to the approved provider that runs the sign-in journey.
03 / Record
The application joins the estate model.
Ownership, provider placement, and the approved configuration become visible to the teams that govern them.
Your implementation team configures
- Application requirements and protocol
- The approved identity-provider path
- Claims, assurance, and application session behavior
Authonomy holds
- The application-facing identity contract
- The relationship between the application and its provider path
- The intended configuration and evidence of the resulting state
Identity providers continue to run authentication, while the application retains its own permissions and session.
See how the parts fit together →Bring one difficult application.
We’ll map its identity requirements, the provider path, and the governance decisions needed to bring it into the estate.