Credenti Unify is the first identity platform that allows users to launch native, non-webview applications like EMRs, Java clients, and terminal tools directly from Okta or CyberArk dashboards — without browser plugins, scripting workarounds, or app modifications.

Identity provider dashboards such as Okta and CyberArk have historically only supported launching browser-based applications. Credenti Unify is the first platform to extend this capability to any type of app — including Java or .NET-based thick clients like SAP GUI, terminal emulators like AS/400, and complex web apps with multi-step login flows. No app changes. No plugins. Even if an app doesn’t support SAML or OIDC, Credenti Unify can extend SSO to it — and enforce MFA too.
Tap your badge to unlock your machine and go straight into critical applications like EMRs or terminal tools — no password required.
Works across Windows and VDI environments — including local desktops, virtual machines, and apps inside Citrix or Horizon.
Allows multiple users to quickly switch between different user profiles on the same device without having to log out and log back in.
No browser extensions, scripts, or middleware required. Clean deployment with native control.
Enforce MFA, log every app launch, and meet audit requirements across disconnected apps.
Ideal for healthcare, retail, government, gaming, hospitality, and industrial operations — wherever identity matters most.
From law enforcement to healthcare, labs to manufacturing, gaming, hospitality, and SCADA environments — Unify is built for real-world apps that matter. Whether you're accessing a CJIS system, an EMR, a testing platform, or a production control dashboard, Unify brings identity to every corner of your stack.
Examples: SCADA dashboards, HMI terminals, and control interfaces. Unify delivers secure, identity-aware access without disrupting operational environments.
Examples: EMRs, banking tools, CRM platforms. Unify integrates without modifying source code or requiring plugins.
Examples: AS/400, 3270/5250 terminal emulators. Launch from IdP dashboard with MFA enforcement and full audit logging.
Examples: Apps inside Citrix, Horizon, or RDS. Unify handles login across device, VDI platform, and in-session apps — all without passwords. MFA can also be enforced across all layers for stronger access control.
Examples: Multi-step login flows, legacy portals. Unify orchestrates login seamlessly without breaking native workflows.
No usernames. No passwords. No complexity. Just tap, scan, and go — wherever your teams work.
Yes. Credenti Unify is protocol-independent. It can securely deliver SSO to legacy, disconnected, or proprietary apps even if they don’t support standards like SAML or OIDC.
Credenti Unify can launch Java or .NET thick-client apps, mainframes like AS/400, terminal emulators, complex web apps with multi-step login flows, and more — all without requiring plugins or app changes.
Yes. Credenti Unify supports SSO for shared-use apps such as enterprise Twitter, Instagram, or other communication platforms while maintaining accountability through auditing.
No. Once authenticated through the identity provider or badge tap, users never need to manually enter credentials into their apps — even legacy or disconnected ones.
Yes. Credenti Unify supports MFA policies even for offline or air-gapped systems that lack native support for federation or modern authentication protocols.
Absolutely. Credenti Unify brings first-of-its-kind functionality by allowing launch of legacy, thick-client, or mainframe apps directly from platforms like Okta or CyberArk.
Credenti Tap allows users to simply tap their badge to unlock the desktop and simultaneously launch approved business apps. Unify and Tap work together to create a seamless passwordless login experience.
Yes. Credenti Unify can establish an RDP session and launch applications running inside the remote desktop environment — enabling passwordless SSO from the user’s local machine all the way into the app inside RDP.
Yes. Unify handles app launch and authentication across VDI layers — including Citrix, Horizon, and Microsoft RDS — without requiring users to re-authenticate at each step.
Yes. Credenti Unify can be configured to launch applications in specific browsers like Internet Explorer, Chrome, or Firefox. This ensures compatibility with apps that require a particular rendering engine or browser behavior.
Yes. Credenti Unify can launch applications in a defined sequence — ideal for environments like call centers, where multiple tools (CRM, dialer, knowledge base) must be launched in a specific order before the agent is ready to take calls