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Here is a view of our flagship orchestration capability we call Trees.
It's a no-code orchestration engine designed to help you perfect identity journeys, such as how a login or password reset will work.
The key with identity journeys is they need to be slick, Seamless, but you also have to put a lot of security under the hood.
This engine allows you to do just that, infuse.
Personalization, choice, and security in one place.
We can start with a library of preconfigured options to get you going fast.
You can choose one of these journeys to get started, or you can start from a blank canvas.
Within each tree are a bunch of little boxes we call nodes.
The deal is that you drag these nodes onto the canvas, wire them up, Click Save, and then you're done designing your journey.
Let's take a closer look.
I'm going to create a basic login flow.
I'll drag my node over to the canvas.
First, I add a note to see if I know this user already.
Identify existing user.
I'll build my next decision based on this answer.
If I do know them, I'll move the user to an authentication flow.
Here, I'm adding an Inner Tree evaluator.
It's just a clever way of how I connect to Multiple journeys in a tidy way.
My authentication journey is one I've already created.
If I don't know the user, they'll go through my onboarding flow.
I've also already designed my onboarding journey, so I'm going to wire it through this other InnerTree evaluator.
Now, I start wiring all this up to go live.
Existing known users who successfully go through authentication will get a session.
New users who successfully go through onboarding will also get a session.
As soon as I hit save, that API is live, and ready to use.
So let's see what this looks like for the user who's logging in.
What you'll see here is the End-User screen with a pop-up of our trees in the top left.
So you can watch how the End-User flow is just following what we've mapped out and designed in Our tree.
We've beefed up our tree a little bit behind the scenes, so you can see more features.
For onboarding, we can send an email to verify your account.
We can turn on password lists.
We love password lists.
It's a perfect combination of enhancing security while removing some of the frustration of logging in.
But we're dealing with humans.
Not all humans are the same.
They have different preferences, so we’ve embedded choices in password lists.
The easiest way is probably to log in with your browser, the device that stores your data Credentials.
But in some scenarios, the user will be more comfortable using an Authenticator application.
So we've got both, and with our trees, we could test and monitor each option over time to see Which one is best and drive our user to the optimal experience.
Passwordless flow is very easy.
There's not much to see.
The end user's just putting a face or a finger on their device to authenticate.
Now, as the user continues to navigate online, we'll move to a Zero Trust posture.
This is where we continuously evaluate contextual signals such as location and behavior to ensure we still trust that user.
If our Trust Level changes, we can step up the Authentication to regain that trust.
Anytime we step up, we add a note to the user explaining why we did so to protect their Experience.
Now, we also want to put the user in control of Their security and their data.
So we have out-of-the-box profile pages they can click to see login activity.
They can control privacy settings, they can add new trusted devices, Or perhaps they want to delete a trusted device if they lost a phone.
With trees, it's never been easier to harmonize great identity experiences and move to a zero Trust posture.
Today, we've barely had the chance to scratch The surface of what's possible.
There's a reason these trees are the single most defining feature.
You should contact us to get a full demo, so we can show you your use cases in action.