COREX · Intelligence at the Core.
Identity & Access
Identity that carries context, authority and trust. CoreX binds people, organisations, services, devices and assets to tenant, role, assurance, delegation and policy while preserving the authority of configured identity providers.
Built for governed access, not just login
Tenant, workspace, membership and administrator context for institutional and programme use.
Role, organisational unit, territory, validity period and delegated authority remain distinct from authentication.
Controlled access across partner, supplier, facilitator and multi-site operating models.
Policy-bound identity context for system-to-system, automation, device and governed asset interactions where applicable.
Customer-facing identity profile
Depending on provider, tenant policy and disclosure rules, a profile can carry identity reference, subject type, display name, tenant, organisation, role assignments, delegated authority, assurance method, provider, jurisdiction, linked credentials, lifecycle, freshness, policy context, evidence references and audit correlation.
How Identity & Access complements Verify & Prove
Identity & Access establishes who or what is acting, under which organisation, role and policy. Verify & Prove resolves the current state and permitted proof of a credential, evidence record or governed reference. One does not manufacture the facts of the other.
Designed for multiple deployment models
The architecture supports managed cloud, dedicated and customer-specific deployment patterns, with provider and policy bindings selected for the use case. Mobile web, QR-led flows, APIs and device interactions remain first-class access patterns.
Best suited to
Organisations moving beyond individual accounts, role-based programme access, multi-site teams, partner networks, governed digital resources, tenant/API integrations and deployments that may later require broader identity-provider or assurance integration.
Explore Verify & Prove · Explore credentials and document outputs
CoreX Identity does not replace a national identity authority or external identity provider. Purchase or account creation does not itself establish regulated electronic identification, government identity status or higher-assurance identity that has not been separately verified.
CLEAR · ACCESSIBLE · CURRENT
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