Coexistence and migration
Change identity providers without losing control of the estate.
Keep application contracts clear while populations, applications, and provider responsibilities move in a deliberate sequence.
The trigger
Applications and identity populations span more than one provider.
A merger, consolidation, contract change, or modernization program creates a period of coexistence. Teams need to know what moves, in what order, under whose authority, and how each result is checked.
The result
01 / See
A shared model of the estate.
Applications, provider relationships, owners, and dependencies are visible in one place.
02 / Direct
Approved intent for each change.
The move is expressed as a sequence of explicit decisions, carried out through provider interfaces.
03 / Check
Evidence that the state matches the decision.
Teams can verify the result and return to the recorded intent when the estate changes again.
Your implementation team configures
- The sequence of applications and populations to move
- Provider-specific connections and policies
- Acceptance checks and the recovery path for each change
Authonomy holds
- The estate model and recorded ownership
- The intended relationship between applications and providers
- The approved change and the evidence used to verify it
Providers and directories remain authoritative for identity throughout the move. Governance systems and applications retain their own access decisions.
See how the parts fit together →Start with a provider change already on the roadmap.
We’ll frame the application contracts, authority boundaries, and evidence needed to move it safely.