Trust decisioning
Apply trust framework rules at transaction time.
UNIFYTrust gives digital services a reusable way to evaluate verified evidence, context, and policy before access, onboarding, or approval proceeds.
Why it matters
Digital services need trust decisions, not just successful sign-ins.
Authentication can tell a service who presented, but many transactions also need to know whether the evidence, context, and policy conditions are strong enough for the action being requested.
UNIFYTrust sits between verified evidence and the relying service. It evaluates credentials, assurance outcomes, trusted assertions, and contextual signals against reusable trust-framework rules, then returns a consistent decision.
Evaluate verified inputs, not just logins
UNIFYTrust evaluates verifiable credentials, authentication outcomes, and trusted system assertions against policy and context. It operates after authentication or credential presentation, producing a trust decision for the relying application or business process.
Implement trust framework rules as reusable policy
UNIFYTrust is configured using reusable policy and rule sets that represent trust framework requirements. That allows agencies and enterprises to apply consistent trust decisions without rebuilding verification logic for every service.
Integrate with existing identity and verification services
UNIFYTrust works with upstream identity providers, credential verification components, and authoritative information services. UNIFY does not position the service as the trust authority, credential issuer, or authoritative data source.
Deliver end-to-end implementation and support
UNIFY provides design, configuration, integration, operation, and support for the life of the service. Delivery is aligned with UNIFYAdvantage and can support government-grade operating models across Australia and New Zealand.
Evidence inputs
UNIFYTrust evaluates the signals a service already depends on.
The service does not replace the issuer, wallet, verifier, trust authority, or authoritative data source. It applies the rules those upstream components depend on at the point a business decision must be made.
Verified credentials
Inputs can include Verifiable Credentials and other already-validated digital evidence presented during onboarding, access, or approval processes.
Authentication outcomes
UNIFYTrust can consume assurance signals from upstream identity providers, including authentication strength, method, and session context.
Authoritative assertions
Trusted assertions from HR, compliance, regulatory, or business systems can be evaluated alongside presented identity evidence.
Contextual signals
Policy can incorporate context such as channel, risk, jurisdiction, role scope, expiry, or transaction type before a decision is made.
Scenarios
Trust decisions can be reused across channels and workflows.
Staff onboarding
Evaluate identity, role, and eligibility evidence before creating accounts, granting access, or progressing onboarding workflows.
Delegated authority
Check presented business-role or delegation claims before approving transactions, submissions, or high-trust actions.
Time-bound access
Enforce scope, trust, and expiry for contractors, partners, and temporary workforce access across shared services.
Regulatory decisioning
Support AML, KYC, sanctions, anti-terrorism, and related regulatory checks by evaluating identification evidence and policy conditions before an organisation proceeds.
Operating value
A reusable trust-decision layer reduces duplication and strengthens assurance.
Without a reusable layer, organisations rebuild the same policy logic inside each application, workflow, or channel. UNIFYTrust keeps decision logic aligned with policy as trust frameworks and regulatory expectations evolve.
Consistency
Apply the same trust logic across channels, products, and workflows instead of rebuilding policy inside each application.
Auditability
Produce clearer decision signals and supporting evidence for governance, compliance, and operational review.
Faster delivery
Reuse policy and integration patterns so new services do not need bespoke trust logic from scratch.
Policy alignment
Keep decision logic aligned with evolving trust frameworks, assurance models, and regulatory requirements.
Talk to us
Need consistent trust decisions across digital services?
Tell UNIFY what evidence, policy conditions, jurisdictions, and relying services need to be brought into the decision model.