The shared part
Everything below runs on one sign-in. There is nothing to install and nothing to reconcile.
Each of these would normally arrive as a separate product, with its own account, its own administrator, its own copy of the staff directory and its own renewal date. Here they are provisioned together, above an identity established once at entry.
Usage is metered in small increments rather than sold by the seat, so the bill follows the work.
One identity. One bill. No integration project.
The apps
Status shown for each. Nothing here is described as finished when it isn’t.
MeetCERTin and IDCERTin also ship as native mobile apps — iOS and Android.
Also in the suite — payments, commerce, tracking, records and more. See every tool →
What you need
An authenticated identity, and nothing else.
An identity, claimed once.
A wallet, to hold it.
BCERT, which meters what you use.
There is no procurement step, no implementation consultant and no migration scheduled in quarters. Access follows the identity, so what you are entitled to is present the first time you sign in.
Turned on, not rolled out.
Where this sits
These are the visible part of something larger.
The apps are what a person opens. Underneath them sits the identity layer that makes them possible, the encrypted space their content lives in, and the twelve functions this suite is drawn from.
The Digital Dozen →
Secure Virtual Space →
The SuperApp →
The application works for you, not the other way around.