Advanced IAM brings sovereign messaging into the same identity fabric as the rest of your stack — Active Directory, OIDC, SCIM — so the right people get the right access, and the wrong ones never get in by mistake.
Most secure messaging tools force you to operate identity twice — once in your IdP, once in the tool. That's where leavers stay reachable, joiners wait days for access, and admin rights drift out of sync with HR.
Advanced IAM treats your identity provider as the single source of truth. Authentication, group membership, profile attributes, and admin privileges all flow from your existing infrastructure into AMVLET — with no duplicated state to babysit.
Built for the controls regulated environments require — and the day-two operations identity teams actually have to run.
OIDC SSO against your existing IdP — Entra ID, Okta, Keycloak, ForgeRock, Ping, Auth0, Univention, or any OIDC-compliant provider. Inherit MFA, conditional access, and risk-based policies you've already invested in.
Joiners, movers, and leavers flow from HRIS through your IdP into AMVLET automatically. Accounts are created, attributes updated, and access revoked without a ticket queue or manual sync.
Room and Space membership is bound to directory groups. Sensitive channels accept only members carrying the right attribute — and unauthorised invites are withdrawn before the conversation begins.
Display names, titles, contact details, and team mappings stay current with your directory. Profile drift is no longer a problem you have to maintain on the messaging side.
Operator and supervisor rights are derived from directory attributes — promotion or revocation in your IdP propagates to AMVLET in real time, eliminating standing privilege you forgot to remove.
Step-up authentication, hardware-key enforcement, geo and device posture checks — whatever your IdP enforces for the rest of your stack now applies to AMVLET, with no shadow policy to keep aligned.
Tested against the providers our customers actually deploy — and any other OIDC-compliant IdP works out of the box.
Consumer messengers let anyone be added to anything by anyone with the link. That's the design — and it's the design that produced a high-profile defence chat with a journalist sitting quietly in the room.
Advanced IAM binds room membership to directory attributes. If a person doesn't carry the required clearance group, an invite is automatically withdrawn — before they ever see a message, and before the room owner gets a chance to make the wrong call manually.
The same identity events that drive your IdP also drive AMVLET — provisioning, role changes, and revocation happen automatically.
HRIS event creates the user. SCIM provisions the AMVLET account, assigns Spaces, and applies admin attributes — before day one.
A team or role change in the directory shifts group memberships. Room access updates instantly to match the new posture.
Departure flips the directory flag. Sessions are revoked, the account is disabled, and the user disappears from every room they were in.
Every join, move, leave, and blocked invite is written to the audit trail. Compliance gets the evidence without anyone exporting CSVs.
The questions identity architects, security leads, and compliance teams ask in the first call.
Wire AMVLET to your existing IdP, run a pilot Space with policy enforcement, and see the audit trail working in under two weeks.