Control who has access

Every extra password is an open door. One access, under control.

Customers, employees and partners reach all your systems with a single identity —what in technology is called single sign-on or SSO—, with each person's permissions and an audit trail of every access.

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Trusted by organizations where continuity and security are non-negotiable

  • BanCoppel
  • Zurich
  • Allianz
  • GNP Seguros
  • MetLife
  • Costco
  • Seguros Multiva
  • Aserta
  • Bx+
  • Veolia
  • Truper
  • Argos

The risk is not in the system: it's in who gets in

Every system with its own username and password multiplies the risk: reused passwords, accounts of people who have already left, and access that nobody reviews. For your customer, it is one more password to forget; for your auditor, one more finding.

What we often hear

  • "An employee left and their account stayed active."

    Securityorphaned accounts with privileges.

  • "The auditor asks for the access audit trail and it takes us weeks to put together."

    Compliancerecurring findings and regulatory risk.

  • "Our customers forget their password and call the contact center."

    Operationssupport cost.

  • "Every partner has a different access."

    Salesonboarding a new partner takes time.

  • "The parent company's security requires its identity and our systems don't accept it."

    ITstalled projects.

Corporate customers and regulators demand more and more access control, and every new channel or partner adds doors. Putting it in order beforehand costs less than explaining it afterwards.

Three signs we have already done it

  • Single sign-on for an employee benefits voucher portal using its client's corporate identity, in a little over three months (Intelyvale, name used with authorization).

  • Integrations with our clients' corporate directories (Entra ID and Active Directory, among others).

  • Identity providers that we operate for our own platform.

What we offer

  • One sign-on (SSO).

    Your employees reach all your systems with the company account: Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google or Keycloak.

  • Customer access.

    Secure registration, sign-in and recovery, with the identity validation mechanisms your process requires and your Compliance area approves.

  • Partner and intermediary access.

    Each agent, broker or distributor with their own identity and only what corresponds to them.

  • Role-based permissions.

    Each person sees and does only what is theirs, reviewed with your security area.

  • Protected APIs.

    Your services and your gateway accept only authorized calls, with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect.

  • Automated onboarding and offboarding.

    Connected to your HR processes, access is granted or revoked automatically in the integrated systems, under the rules your company authorizes.

  • Second factor where it matters.

    For sensitive operations, an additional verification without complicating everyday use.

  • An audit trail of every access.

    A searchable record of access and permission changes in each integrated system, for Security and Audit.

How we work

First we take an inventory of access: which systems, with which accounts and who has what. Then we connect one system at a time to the identity provider, starting with the highest-risk one, without interrupting people who are already working.

What we've already done

  • Intelyvale:

    single sign-on with its client's corporate identity in its employee benefits voucher portal, from requirement to operation in a little over three months.

  • A bank's digital account opening

    with identity validation and a second factor.

  • Access for business partners

    who sell a global insurer's policies from their own channels.

Since 2019 we have connected systems to each company's corporate identity: a single sign-in, with the permissions and the audit trail your auditor asks for.

What you receive first

Access review: who gets into what, through where and under what control; the owner of each access, the exceptions to resolve and the order of connection, so that Security, IT and the business approve a common plan.

For your technology team

OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, SAML 2.0; Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Keycloak, Ping Identity, Google Workspace; Active Directory and LDAP; API gateways; second factor; flows for web, mobile and native applications.

What your Compliance area receives

The access inventory, the record of every sign-in and every permission change, and the evidence of each person's onboarding and offboarding.

Do your apps need this access?Digital channels your customers actually use

Will AI query your systems? Every query inherits the person's permissions.Hábil AI

Frequently asked questions

Do we have to change identity provider?
No. We work with the one you already have.
Does it work for legacy systems?
Yes, through the mechanisms each one supports; we review it in the diagnosis.
Does it interrupt people who are already working?
No: one system is connected at a time.
Does it help with the audit?
It leaves the access audit trail that your Compliance area and your auditor review.

Start by knowing who gets into what

Tell us how many systems have their own access. In the first conversation we review the greatest risk and you leave with the access review.

Let's talk about your case

Prefer email? Write to us at hola@habil.mx