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Karl McGuinness

Matias Woloski

Thomas P Abbott

Trevor D Thompson

Jonathan R Todd

Damian Ezequiel Schenkelman

William J Dawson, V

George Kwon

Methods, systems, and devices for unifying multiple identity clouds are described. A software platform may receive a first request from a first user to build an authorization model for a resource using a first cloud platform. The authorization model may identify parameters associated with accessing the resource. The software platform may receive, from the first user, a second request to integrate the resource with a second cloud platform in accordance with the authorization model. The software platform may authorize the first request and the second request using a directory associated with the software platform. The software platform may receive a third request from a second user to access the resource using the second cloud platform. The software platform may authorize the third request using the directory. Authorization of the third request may be performed accordance to the authorization model and based on a second credential associated with the second user.

Techniques for unifying multiple identity clouds

Methods, systems, and devices for unifying multiple identity clouds are described. A first platform determines information for an application with multiple capabilities. The information is usable by a second platform for configuring the capabilities via the first platform. The first platform may communicate the information to the second platform via an application programming interface (API). The second platform may obtain a request to configure the application for an account associated with a user of the second platform. In response to the request, the first platform may authenticate the user in accordance with an authentication flow of the application. As a result of the authentication flow, the first platform may obtain a user credential associated with the user and an indication to grant the second platform access to an API credential that is associated with permissions for configuring the capabilities in the application via the first platform.

A system and a method are disclosed for context-based verification flows for digital identity verification. A context-based verification system provides flexible identification procedures for various enterprises that adapted to the enterprises' services, the enterprises' customers, and these customers' needs. For example, the context-based verification system determines a first and second verification flows associated with a first enterprise and a third verification flow associated with a second enterprise. These verification flows include context parameters and verification parameters. The context-based verification system determines context parameters of a request, or 'request context parameters,' when a user requests to interact with the first enterprise and determines a verification flow associated with context parameters that substantially match these request context parameters. The context-based verification system may determine that the first verification flow's context parameters substantially match the request context parameters and use the first verification flow's verification parameters to verify the user's identity.

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Karl McGuinness