The person behind
the payment request.
Give finance and procurement teams clearer identity context when suppliers, contractors or colleagues request a sensitive change.
Keep independent payment approvals in place.The business identity network
Good business
starts with
knowing who.
A verified identity network for your team, partners and clients. Bring proof of who people are into the relationships your business runs on.
Built around people. Connected through Identify.
Identify networkIDENTITY FIRSTYour teamVerified people
Your partnersVerified people
Your clientsVerified people
Your advisorsVerified people
ONE IDENTITY. MORE CONNECTIONS.
Verified people./Recognized relationships./Ongoing checks.
The question behind the request
A familiar name
isn’t enough.
Business moves through relationships. But a copied name, a convincing message or a familiar email address can ask you to trust the wrong person.
01
A supplier changes payment details.
02
A client sends a sensitive document.
03
A new partner asks for access.
Identity changes the starting point
Same request.
A clearer picture.
Look beyond the name on the screen. Explore how establishing the person adds context to an everyday business decision.
The supplier’s name is familiar. The request still needs a verified person behind it—and your usual payment checks.
Identity is one checkpoint. Confirm bank changes through an independently trusted channel.
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIOAn update to our payment details
Who is behind this request?
A familiar name alone does not establish identity.
Try the example. No data is collected.
A demonstration of the approach, not a live security check. Verified identity does not guarantee a safe message or authorize a transaction.
The value of a connected identity
Your relationships
reach further.
So should recognition.
We’re building a network where verified people can be recognized across participating organizations. A stronger foundation for the next conversation—and the one after that.
01
Establish the person.
Begin with identity verification. Give a name a stronger foundation than an email signature or a familiar profile.
02
Connect the relationships.
Make verified identity recognizable across participating teams, clients, suppliers and partners. Each organization decides how to use that context.
03
Keep trust current.
Identity should not be a one-time assumption. Ongoing checks and re-verification are part of Identify’s approach when trust needs to be reassessed.
Behind every business, people
Relationships
move business.
Identity helps
ground them.
From the people you work with every day to the partner you just met. Build from knowing who.
Where identity matters
Different teams.
The same need to know.
Start with the relationships where identity carries the most weight.
The person behind
The person behind
the shared information.
Help teams establish who they are communicating with before exchanging documents, account details or confidential business information.
Identity works alongside access and data controls.The person behind
the important decision.
Bring identity into executive requests, outside introductions and the working relationships that cross organizational boundaries.
Recognize the person. Confirm their authority.A little clarity
Before your
next connection.
What the network means for your business—and what remains in your hands.
What is a verified identity network?
It is a network built around establishing who people are and making that identity recognizable across participating organizations. Identity provides context; your business still decides who can access information and which requests to approve.
Does everyone we work with have to join?
Network recognition applies to participating people and organizations. A business briefing can help map the relationships you want to protect and discuss how verification would fit those interactions.
Does a verified person mean a safe request?
No. A verified person’s account can still be compromised, and a legitimate person can make an unauthorized request. Identity belongs alongside message screening, access controls and independent approval procedures.
Will this replace our existing security?
Identity and message security address different questions. We’ll discuss your current systems, priorities and the planned Business capabilities in a briefing, including where Identify could fit. Integration and deployment details should be confirmed for your environment.
Is Identify Business available today?
Identify Business is in development. Contact us to discuss your organization’s needs, planned capabilities and availability. This page introduces the approach; the examples are illustrative.
Your next connection starts here
Build your business
on knowing who.
Tell us about your people, your partners and the relationships you want to protect. Let’s explore Identify for your business.
Request a business briefing