Identity orchestration has become critical to streamlining your Identity Security Strategy, especially as enterprises deal with a host of different platforms and vendor solutions. It unifies different IAM systems across your infrastructure working with multiple applications, enabling organizations to manage user access and security from one central control point.
The Thales OneWelcome Identity Orchestrator (IO) is a next-gen Visual Orchestration tool that acts as the central engine of an Identity Fabric. It helps move organizations away from siloed, product-centric deployments toward a more connected, risk-aware system of systems that can compute dynamic decisions based on all available contextual signals. IO changes the narrative by treating identity as a strategic business enabler rather than a technical compliance requirement.
Design and run the ultimate digital journey
Modern users demand frictionless experiences for critical tasks such as account setup, login, and password resets. As a cloud-based component, IO provides a visual interface and execution engine to manage complex interactions across B2C, B2B, and gig worker markets.
Identity Orchestrator provides a generalized, stand-alone no-code visual designer and runtime engine for process modelling and interaction management. It allows organizations to coordinate interoperability across their entire identity environment, transforming complex integrations into quick, lightweight processes.
Visual No-Code Designer
A drag-and-drop framework that allows you to implement dynamic user journeys across all phases of the identity lifecycle, including onboarding, authentication, and authorization.
Modular Orchestration Elements
Leverage three levels of design: low-level nodes (e.g., UI forms, API requests), libraries for recurring high-level components, and pre-canned flows for common scenarios.
Lifecycle and JML Automation
Automate Joiner-Mover-Leaver (JML) events to ensure users always have the correct level of access at the right time while minimizing manual effort and risk.
API-Level Coordination
Streamline third-party solution interoperability and orchestrate real-time data replication across external sources like CRM and back-office systems.
Solution Brief
Thales OneWelcome Identity Orchestrator
Explore Thales OneWelcome Identity Orchestrator (IO), a no-code identity orchestration engine to streamline IAM, automate journeys, and reduce integration complexity.
Identity Orchestrator Benefits
Accelerated Time-to-Market
Speed up deployment and reduce costs by using off-the-shelf functional steps and an ergonomic, intuitive user interface.
Reduced Integration Complexity
Model your functional requirements into actual implementations without extensive coding, reducing the burden on technical teams.
Operational Agility
Version control features allow you to create new flow versions with a single click, enabling rapid testing and easy restoration of previous iterations.
Full Transparency and Auditability
Administrators can access detailed dashboards and logs for complete traceability of "who did what and when".
Staging and Promotion Ease
Simple export and import capabilities allow you to promote approved flows between test, staging, and production environments seamlessly.
Grow your business with Identity Orchestration from Thales
IO improves agility, security, and user experience across diverse digital ecosystems—giving you confidence in securing your digital front door.
- Improve Conversion:
Attract and retain users by orchestrating frictionless enrolment experiences that adjust dynamically tailored registration forms. - Future-Proof Infrastructure:
Seamlessly connect legacy IAM with modern identity services, ensuring flexibility across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments. - Enhance Security and Trust:
Deploy risk-aware, orchestrated architectures that balance usability with high-level security requirements. - Lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO):
Reduce the cost of maintaining customizations and integrations through a unified, low-code management engine.
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