Business Process Management Software Resources

Yes. We offer SSO in all of our platforms including Shared (Public Cloud, Private Cloud, and On-Premise. Single Sign-on (SSO) includes OAUTH Flows and LDAP/Active Directory Authentication.

Integrify REST-Based API: RESTful web services that open up the Integrify Process Engine to your applications. Programmatically launch processes, complete tasks, check statuses, and much more. We also use the AWS Lambda function to connect to a variety of third-party software. Common examples include: -Starting a process in Integrify -Viewing the status of a process instance -Creating a user in Integrify -and more... External Auth API - The External Auth API gives developers the flexibility to implement their own authentication mechanism and securely authorize access to their Integrify data. Common uses: Integrify Widget Embedder API - This API is designed for customers who wish to show portions of Integrify on other websites or in other web applications. A quick cut and paste of some JavaScript code is all that is required. Common use cases are: -An Integrify form put on a website that initiates a process -A list of tasks in an Intranet Portal -A quick mashup with other cloud applications. Common examples include: -Embedding a form that launches a process -Embedding an Integrify Shared Tab -Embedding and Integrify Report -and more... Single Sign-on (SSO) is available: -OAUTH Flows -LDAP/Active Directory Authentication

Integrify provides three deployment options for our platform, depending on your needs. The platform you choose can have some impact on cost since some options require more service and maintenance on our part. Cloud: This option requires no internal IT resources to set up, is fully managed by Integrify and can be available almost immediately after subscribing to the service. No hardware is required. Private Cloud: This option can be available shortly after subscribing to the service. No hardware is required on your part. Choose this option if you require data isolation, an encrypted database, or a custom login page. The private cloud also allows you to schedule your own updates and allows for direct access to your SQL database. On Premise: Choose this if you are required to integrate with systems that cannot be exposed to the Internet or your corporate policy requires that your data reside within your company’s firewalls. Integration with Active Directory is also available with the On-premise option.