Concept Guides

Sign Up and Sign In

Utilize Raidiam Connect as an OpenID Connect Identity Provider. Store users and enable them to authenticate with applications deployed within an ecosystem or federation.



Identity Provider

Raidiam Connect Centralized Directory contains an OpenID Connect Identity Provider (IDP) designed to simplify user authentication across multiple products, applications, and services deployed within an ecosystem or federation.

Raidiam's IDP:

  • Serves as a unified gateway for all platforms deployed within the Trust Framework, streamlining user access and management with one Central Login Interface shared across the applications.
  • Enables users to access multiple platforms with a single login, enhancing user conveniance and security through Single Sign-On.
  • Supports standard registration and access flows with customization possibilities.

Sign Up Flows

In all registration flows, the user can register their account only if they were invited first by a Trust Framework Administrator, an Organisation Administrator, or a Domain User.

The registration includes:

  • General information about the user (full name, phone number, email address)
  • Email and password support
  • Basic Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

The registration flow can be customized with, for example:

  • Requesting additional fields (birth date, address, and more)
  • Specific ID number tracking
  • Required document signature
  • and more.

To modify the registration flow within your Trust Framework, contact with Raidiam.



Document Signing

During user registration, Trust Framework Administrators may:

  • Set up basic click-through Terms and Conditions including PDF files.
  • Enable digital signing platforms such as DocuSign for identity verification and advanced Terms and Conditions signature requirement.

Sign In Flows

For user sign-in, Raidiam Connect:

  • supports Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in order to authenticate users and improve the security of the platform and your resources.
  • Enables users to access multiple platforms with a single login, enhancing user conveniance and security through Single Sign-On and persistent user sessions shared between applications.
  • Supports Federated Authentication (described below).


Federated Authentication

Enable users to authenticate directly with their preffered authentication provider, eliminating the need to create new accounts. Simplify the registration and login process. Integrate externally with any OIDC-compliant authentication provider like Google, Azure AD, and more.

With Federated Authentication, the user is presented with a login screen that enables them to choose the Identity or Authentication Provider they want to authenticate with.