Single Sign-On
OIDC-first SSO for modern cloud applications, followed by SAML support for broader enterprise compatibility. The goal is to let employees authenticate once and launch approved applications from a controlled company workspace.
Passwordic is expanding beyond secure credential management toward a broader identity and access platform for organizations. The roadmap focuses on reducing sign-in friction, centralizing application access, automating employee lifecycle changes, and giving administrators stronger control without weakening tenant isolation.
These are planned product directions, not currently available features. They represent the enterprise identity layer Passwordic is being designed toward.
OIDC-first SSO for modern cloud applications, followed by SAML support for broader enterprise compatibility. The goal is to let employees authenticate once and launch approved applications from a controlled company workspace.
A centralized launchpad where employees can see the applications assigned to them by their organization, reducing dependence on bookmarks, spreadsheets, and shared instructions.
Automated user provisioning and deprovisioning for supported applications so access can follow the employee lifecycle more reliably.
Tenant administrators will be able to assign applications to users or groups while preserving Passwordic's strict company boundary model.
More granular controls around authentication requirements, session behavior, approved applications, user roles, and higher-risk access scenarios.
Deeper visibility into administrative changes, authentication events, application launches, assignment history, and security-sensitive activity.
Connections to common identity and directory systems so businesses can synchronize users and reduce duplicate administration.
Administrative controls for session revocation, trusted-device behavior, stronger reauthentication requirements, and organization-level access hygiene.
Webhooks, APIs, and event integrations that allow Passwordic security and access events to connect into a company's wider operational and security workflows.
Many organizations need both: secure storage for credentials that still require passwords and federated sign-in for applications that support modern identity protocols. Passwordic's direction is to support both without pretending password autofill and SSO are the same thing.
Passwordic can already separate personal and business access while the enterprise identity layer continues to develop.