Credenti Tap for Windows

Passwordless Login for Windows That Just Works

Tap a badge. Unlock with a phone. No usernames. No passwords. Finally, secure Windows login made effortless — even offline or in shared mode.

Passwordless Login for Every Role

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Locking Down Auto-Login & Shared Accounts Vulnerabilities

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.

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Eliminates shared credentials and generic passwords — each login is tied to a verified individual via badge or mobile identity
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Preserves the speed of autologin without sacrificing accountability
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Enforces identity verification before granting access
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Enables audit logs tied to individual users

Solving Windows Login & MFA Gaps

Credenti Tap brings true passwordless security and convenience to every Windows environment.

The Identity Provider Challenge

MFA not enforced natively at Windows lock or login screens
Shared device and kiosk mode support is limited or insecure
Offline access often breaks identity workflows
No SSO for disconnected app on macOS
No badge tap as a MFA factor in IDP

How Credenti Tap Fixes It

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MFA at the Windows login and unlock screens
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Supports secure session switching with badge tap
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Supports badge tap as a factor in IDP like Okta
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Fully functional offline login with local validation
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SSO for disconnected apps

Authentication Options

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Supports fallback authentication factors like PIN, TOTP, and security questions in case a badge is forgotten or unavailable
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Access Windows machines with your smartphone using passkeys, biometrics, or Bluetooth proximity detection
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PIN or password can be configured via policy as an optional second factor after badge tap
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Configurable grace periods allow users to skip re-entering 2FA for a defined time window after recent verification
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Supports SentryCard for unified physical and logical access. Learn about SentryCard integration →
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Supports a wide variety of secure RFID cards and readers. View supported hardware →

Platform Compatibility & Admin Features

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Supports local user provisioning for knowledge workers — admins don’t need to manually set up profiles on every machine
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Compatible with NetMotion Mobility VPN (now Absolute Secure Access) — critical for uninterrupted access in patrol vehicles and public safety deployments
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Allows multiple card enrollments per user — enforceable via policy
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Supports self-service badge enrollment for faster onboarding
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Easy badge management for admins. Explore admin delegation →
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Bulk enrollment and unenrollment of badges. See badge management tools →
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Policy-based switching between generic or user-specific profiles on shared devices
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Single badge enrollment supports both standard and privileged/admin account access
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Supports identity platforms including Okta, Entra ID (Azure AD), and CyberArk
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Supports Windows 10, 11, and Server editions
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Works on desktops, laptops, tablets, and virtual machines
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Compatible with HID and all PC/SC-compliant readers
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Integrated with Microsoft Active Directory and Entra ID (Azure AD)
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a badge to log into Windows?

Yes. Tap your RFID badge on a supported reader to securely log in — no password needed.

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Does it work on shared and multi-user systems?

Yes. Users can switch sessions or take over machines securely via badge tap.

What happens if the device is offline?

Users can still authenticate using their enrolled badge credentials.

Can I log in without a badge?

Yes. The Credenti Now mobile app supports proximity unlock and passkey login.

Is this integrated with Active Directory?

Yes. Credenti Tap integrates with on-prem AD and Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD).

Can I use badge tap as an MFA factor in Okta?

Yes. You can use badge tap as a MFA factor in Okta login flows and dashboards.

Can I use badge tap as an MFA factor in Entra?

You can use badge tap as a external MFA factor in Entra login flows.

Can I lock or sign out of a machine using badge tap?

Yes. If the machine is already unlocked, a second badge tap can lock the session or sign the user out, depending on policy configuration.

What if a user forgets their badge?

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).

Can one badge tap control multiple machines?

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.

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Can users log in if the machine is not joined to a domain?

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.

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