UNIFYTrust applies trust framework rules at transaction time
UNIFYTrust evaluates verifiable credentials, authentication outcomes, and trusted system assertions against policy and context. It operates after authentication or credential presentation, producing a trust decision for the relying application or business process.
UNIFYTrust is configured using reusable policy and rule sets that represent trust framework requirements. That allows agencies and enterprises to apply consistent trust decisions without rebuilding verification logic for every service.
UNIFYTrust works with upstream identity providers, credential verification components, and authoritative information services. UNIFY does not position the service as the trust authority, credential issuer, or authoritative data source.
UNIFY provides design, configuration, integration, operation, and support for the life of the service. Delivery is aligned with UNIFYAdvantage and can support government-grade operating models across Australia and New Zealand.
Overview
UNIFYTrust is a service composed of reusable trust components that implement trust framework rules as policy and rule sets. It evaluates verifiable claims against policy and context at transaction time and returns a trust decision to the relying application or business process.
This means UNIFYTrust is defined by the decision it produces, rather than by any single identity platform or product implementation. Where required, the service can incorporate identity orchestration and access management capabilities, but those are implementation components rather than the definition of the service itself.
The service can support customer access, citizen access, and verification support scenarios. Typical use cases include evaluating verifiable credentials during onboarding, applying trust rules to authentication outcomes before granting access, and enforcing eligibility policies across digital channels.
Case study
UNIFY supported DIA RealMe initiatives to strengthen secure digital identity delivery, platform reliability, and user access outcomes.
UNIFY supported New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs initiatives to improve secure digital identity and service delivery outcomes.
UNIFY delivered IAM system outcomes for New Zealand Ministry of Education to improve secure access and operational performance.
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UNIFY delivered IAM system outcomes for New Zealand Ministry of Education to improve secure access and operational performance.
UNIFY partners with Microsoft to deliver identity, security, and governance solutions across Entra, Azure, and Microsoft 365.
UNIFYAdvantage accelerates identity program delivery with proven patterns, governance controls, and rapid implementation capability.
Microsoft Entra External ID is supported in UNIFY customer and external identity architectures where authentication, delegated administration, and governed downstream provisioning need to work together.
