Your IAM works today. Nobody's quite sure how, or for how long. Usually one person understands the scripts holding it together. When that person leaves, retires, or gets sick, the system becomes a risk. We call it the Erik Effect, and it's the real reason most public sector IT teams switch to Identum. Identum is identity and access management built for organisations that don't have a dedicated IAM team. Joiner, mover, and leaver flows trigger from your HR system. Accounts open, change, and close without anyone writing a script. Access reviews run on a schedule, not when an auditor knocks. Identum tracks Microsoft license usage and downgrades unused seats automatically. The whole thing runs through a no-code interface, which means the person owning your IAM today is the person changing your onboarding template tomorrow. Not a vendor. Not a consultant. 214 municipalities across the Nordics run on Identum today. VarIT, a collaboration between five Norwegian municipalities, cut their IAM consulting bill by 80 percent after switching. Bjørnafjorden kommune automatically downgraded 7.66 percent of its Microsoft licenses based on actual non-use, saving 672,000 NOK a year. Indre Østfold provisioned 5,200 employees through a single HR integration in under three weeks. We're built for the IT director European municipality, the IT lead at a regional authority, or the systems owner at a 500-5000 person company. In each case, the IAM owner has three other systems to run. If you're a 50,000-employee multinational with a dedicated IAM team running on-premise hardware, SailPoint or NetIQ are better fits. We won't pretend otherwise. For everyone else, the typical path is eight to twelve weeks from signed contract to first automated lifecycle flow. After that, you own it. No coding, no consultants on retainer, no waiting on a vendor to change your offboarding template. Identum is part of the Visma Group. Data lives where you want it. Security operations follow the Visma Cloud Delivery Model. NIS2 and Cybersäkerhetslagen alignment is part of the platform design, not a feature added on later.