Make your identity platform conversational.
Keep the identity platform you already run. Add a verified customer channel and a real human approval to the moments that matter most.
How does Assure work with an existing identity provider?
It is designed to be additive, not a replacement. Your IdP or CIAM platform still owns accounts, sessions and access decisions; Assure is intended to handle the customer-facing step — authenticate the person in a verified channel, show them the specific action, capture approve or decline — and return that outcome over standard interfaces. None of these capabilities are live today.
Additive by design.
One request out, one result back. Your platform remains the system of record for identity.
The flows that hurt most.
None of these are live today. They are the places teams tell us codes fail them.
Step-up inside a login flow
When risk rises mid-session, send the customer an approval request in a channel they recognise instead of another anonymous code.
Account recovery assurance
Recovery is where most account takeovers start. A verified channel and an explicit approval raise the bar without adding a call centre step.
High-risk change confirmation
Bind the approval to the specific change — new device, new payee, new email — so you can show what the customer agreed to.
Contact-centre identity
Verify the person on the phone or in chat without reading secrets aloud.
Reducing SMS OTP spend
Every authentication handled by a passkey or an in-app approval is a message you do not pay to send.
Consent and preference capture
Ask for permission for a named action and keep the customer's answer with it.
Built on interfaces you already run.
Compatibility comes from standards, not from a private agreement with any vendor.
OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
The vocabulary identity platforms already speak, for handing a challenge out and getting a result back.
REST and webhooks
Request an authentication or an authorization, then receive the outcome as an event.
FIDO2 and WebAuthn
The basis for passkeys, so a phishing-resistant factor does not need a proprietary format.
NIST Digital Identity Guidelines
Used to inform how we think about assurance levels and recovery. No certification is claimed.
No certification is claimed. Identity platform names, where used on this site, are ecosystem context only — they are not partners, integrations or endorsements, and no shipping integration exists today.
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Frequently asked.
Stronger proof. Fewer codes.
Authentication for today. Authorization for what's next.