UNIFYTrust is delivered as a service composition built around policy and rule sets that represent trust framework requirements.
In practice, that means UNIFY works with customers to:
- Define the trust decision required by the service or transaction
- Map applicable trust framework rules, policy conditions, and contextual signals
- Integrate with upstream identity providers, credential verification services, and authoritative data sources
- Configure reusable rule sets that can be applied consistently across channels and implementations
- Operate and support the resulting service within an agreed managed-service model
One implementation pattern may use identity orchestration platforms such as Azure AD B2C / Identity Experience Framework alongside policy and configuration assets. That implementation detail does not define the scope of UNIFYTrust; it is simply one way the service can be delivered in a given environment.
Your UNIFYTrust service may therefore include a combination of trust-policy components, integration assets, orchestration layers, and operational telemetry depending on the service need.