Why Monokee

Identity you can see, and change.

Most identity platforms can do what ours does. The difference is not the list of capabilities: it is who is allowed to change a rule, how long it takes, and whether anybody can read it afterwards.

01

Drawn, not coded

Authentication journeys, approval flows and lifecycle processes are diagrams on a canvas. The people who own the process — security, fraud, compliance, product — can read what happens and see the branches, instead of asking for a change and waiting for a release.

02

One platform, not a shelf of products

Access management, MFA and passwordless, governance, multi-domain and verifiable credentials are the same platform with the same data model. There is no integration project between the parts, because they were not acquired separately.

03

It fits the estate you already have

Standards first — SAML, OpenID Connect, OAuth, SCIM, LDAP, RADIUS, WebAuthn — and brokering in front of the identity providers you keep. Nothing has to be consolidated before it can be governed, and the directory that is not moving does not have to move.

04

It runs where you need it to

Monokee Cloud, on your own infrastructure, or hybrid with orchestration as a service and connectors reaching inside your network. The same platform in all three, so the deployment model can follow your estate instead of deciding it.

The difference, on one event

You need to change an access rule

Four questions about the same afternoon. They are worth asking about your own organisation before asking them about a vendor.

Without an orchestratorWith Monokee
Who can make the change?A developer, in the application that owns the login.Whoever owns the policy, on the canvas, within the limits you set.
How long does it take?A ticket, a sprint, a release window.An afternoon, with the flow visible before it goes live.
Who can read it afterwards?Whoever reads the code — and the auditor takes their word for it.Anyone who can read a diagram. The picture is the configuration.
What happens in six applications?Six implementations, drifting apart one release at a time.One flow, attached where it applies.

Bring the rule you cannot change quickly enough

Half an hour on your case is worth more than an hour on our product.

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