We think organizational identity is still an underrated part of the digital identity conversation.
Most of the industry’s attention has focused on helping people prove who they are.
But as businesses interact across borders, supply chains and digital platforms, another problem becomes increasingly important:
How does one organization prove who it is to another?
And beyond that: How do you prove that the person or AI agent acting on behalf of that organization is actually authorized to do so?
Today, much of this trust is still established through a combination of company registries, documents, email domains, contracts, manual checks and internal approvals.
And the problem becomes harder when organizations operate across jurisdictions.
