
Some Windows systems are configured with auto-login accounts — launching the desktop without requiring any user authentication after a reboot. This introduces major security and auditability gaps: there's no reliable way to track who accessed the system, when, or under what identity.
Credenti Tap solves this: it leverages the autologon account to boot into the Windows session, but immediately locks the screen and holds access until a registered user taps their badge to authenticate.
Credenti Tap brings true passwordless security and convenience to every Windows environment.
Yes. Tap your RFID badge on a supported reader to securely log in — no password needed.
Yes. Users can switch sessions or take over machines securely via badge tap.
Users can still authenticate using their enrolled badge credentials.
Yes. The Credenti Now mobile app supports proximity unlock and passkey login.
Yes. Credenti Tap integrates with on-prem AD and Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD).
Yes. You can use badge tap as a MFA factor in Okta login flows and dashboards.
You can use badge tap as a external MFA factor in Entra login flows.
Yes. If the machine is already unlocked, a second badge tap can lock the session or sign the user out, depending on policy configuration.
A temporary badge can be issued and enrolled. Users can also use fallback factors like their phone or any MFA methods supported by the identity provider (e.g., Okta, Entra ID).
Yes. With a single badge tap, users can sign in, lock, or unlock all machines in the cluster simultaneously — ideal for trading floors, police control rooms, call centers, and surveillance stations.
Yes. Credenti Tap supports login on non-domain-joined Windows machines, making it ideal for workgroup devices, standalone systems, or machines outside traditional IT control.
Passwordless access. Seamless experience. Built for enterprise Windows environments.