Unified Directory consolidates user metadata, credentials, and resources across platforms—transforming fragmented identity data into actionable, clean information.
BOOK A DEMOThe Unified Directory centralizes disparate identity data—mapping, normalizing, and transforming it into a unified schema. No more manual correlation; your IAM systems consume seamless, accurate, and current identity information, with built-in extensibility and analytics to support governance and growth.
Collect metadata from any system, cleaning and harmonizing data on the fly.
Apply flexible schemas, enrich data, and adapt outputs for any downstream system.
Deliver granular visibility, analytics, and trusted identity feeds to all enterprise IAM tools.
Unlock trusted identity insights that scale with your ecosystem.
Identity data is mapped and cleansed before it feeds into your systems.
Merge identities and attributes from multiple sources without manual work.
Adapt data structures as needs evolve—without disrupting integrations.
Add new attributes and sources without creating silos.
Track permissions and identities across humans and service accounts.
Spot risks and anomalies with actionable identity intelligence.
Unified Directory ingests identity data from virtually any source, including HR systems, Active Directory, Azure AD, cloud SaaS apps, on-prem directories, and even custom databases. It normalizes and unifies this data to create a consistent, governed identity hub for all downstream tools.
The platform applies built-in transformations and normalization rules during ingestion. Attributes can be cleansed, reformatted, enriched, or merged, ensuring your IAM stack receives clean, accurate identity data.
Yes. In addition to employees and contractors, the Unified Directory can manage service accounts, bots, and application identities—providing full visibility and governance across your identity landscape.
Unified Directory is schema-flexible. You can easily extend or modify the schema without breaking integrations, enabling new attributes, applications, or identity types to be added on demand.
Every identity action is logged and auditable, with RBAC ensuring only authorized users can make changes. The directory provides analytics and reporting to support compliance frameworks such as SOC 2, GDPR, and internal audit requirements.