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Enterprise IT & Identity

Put every application behind one self-hosted login, keep the directory onshore, and stop paying for identity by headcount.

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Persona we built this for
IT Director / Head of Infrastructure · 500–10.000 seats · Indonesian enterprise or holding group

You are not a fintech, and every other page on this site is written for one. You run a manufacturer, a hospital group, a university, or a holding company with a dozen subsidiaries — and you have a dozen applications with a dozen user tables, an Active Directory that only covers the Windows estate, and an identity renewal that grows faster than headcount. Straventa Accounts is the login layer for that estate, deployed inside your own infrastructure.

How this is built to behave

Identity bill
Flat
priced per deployment — adding a thousand users does not change the invoice
Where identity data sits
Your DC
every identity record, session, and authentication log stays inside your own infrastructure, in Indonesia
Exit cost
One URL
standard OpenID Connect — repoint your apps at another issuer and leave, with no proprietary policy layer to rebuild

These are product properties and design targets, not measured customer results. Where a figure is a target it says so. We will run the numbers against your own traffic before you commit to anything.

Pains we take off your desk

The four things your team is losing sleep over

The renewal grew faster than the headcount
Per-seat identity compounds. Every contractor, every service account, and every joiner is billable — forever — for a login screen you already had.
Twelve applications, twelve user tables
Offboarding takes a week and something is always missed. Nobody can answer “what does this leaver still have access to” in one query.
AD does the domain, nothing does the apps
ADFS was a stopgap and is now production. Modern web and mobile apps want OpenID Connect, and the bridge is the fragile part of your estate.
The auditor asked who approved that
Access reviews are a spreadsheet exercise because approvals live in whichever app the request happened to start in.
Modules wired up

What runs in production for enterprise it & identity

Typical rollout

From kick-off to production

1
Week 1–2
Inventory and stand-up
Map the application estate, deploy Accounts inside your infrastructure, and agree the cutover order — lowest-risk internal app first.
2
Week 3–4
First applications cut over
Move the first applications onto the issuer with the existing identity provider still live beside it. Rollback is a configuration change, not a project.
3
Week 5+
Estate migration and access reviews
Remaining applications move on their own schedule; access requests and approvals move into Ops so reviews become a query.

Why this works for enterprise it & identity

Every Straventa product — Payops, Ops, HRMS, and the internal estate — authenticates against Accounts in production
Authorization Code with PKCE, OIDC discovery, and a JWKS endpoint any relying party can verify against
Tenant hierarchy with descendant-scoped permissions — built for a holding company and its subsidiaries
SAML 2.0, SCIM provisioning, and live LDAP sync are NOT shipped today — see the SSO FAQ before you shortlist

Ready to deploy this for your enterprise it & identity stack?

Bring your rails, controls, and deployment constraints. We will show where the platform fits and where it does not.

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