Solutions
Three login problems, one platform. Convert more customers, sign your workforce into everything, and hand your B2B tenants the SSO their security teams demand.
Where to start
Three solutions share one platform. Jump to the one you came for.
Customer identity (CIAM)
Consumer funnels leak at the password: sign-ups abandoned at the credential step, returning customers who forgot theirs and never came back. SenseCrypt removes the password from both moments. Sign-in becomes a request on screen, and a look at their own phone confirms it. When a purchase or a profile change warrants more certainty, step-up re-auth asks for the live face again, not a re-enrollment. Recovery is the same glance, so there is no reset flow to attack.

Workforce SSO
Retire passwords without ripping out your IAM. The Authenticator speaks standard OIDC and SAML into the stack you already run. Enrollment starts from the photo HR already holds, and offboarding is a SCIM deactivation. A lost phone is not a lockout; the user re-establishes access on a new device by presenting their face. Already shipped passkeys? Keep them. SenseCrypt adds the factor a passkey can't carry: proof of the person.
A pasted metadata file or a discovery URL wires up any OIDC or SAML app.
B2B SaaS
The single sign-on (SSO) line on a security questionnaire has stalled more B2B deals than any feature gap. SenseCrypt closes it. Every tenant is its own issuer with its own signing keys; a token minted for one tenant can never validate against another's. Your customers provision their own users over SCIM, and usage-based billing scales with your accounts instead of your roadmap.
Each customer you onboard gets an isolated workspace under their own branding.
By industry
Six places the three solutions do their clearest work.
Passwordless banking on every channel, onboarding from the KYC photo, and step-up tied to the exact transfer.
See howTransaction approval that names the request and gives interception and push fatigue nothing to use.
See howClinicians move all shift; access keeps up, and every chart view carries a name.
See howPasswordless checkout for shoppers; seasonal crew start on shared registers the day they are hired.
See howCrews change over in seconds on shared terminals, and contractor access ends when the work does.
See howDepots, drivers, and partner portals: one platform, each in its own lane.
See howSee a real sign-in in about a minute, then map it to your own front doors.