One access control for apps used by millions of customers
Access management for the customer apps was modernized and unified, with permissions down to each button on the screen.
- Area
- IT
01The problem
The company ran several apps for customers and its station network, such as loyalty and cashback, each tied to legacy registration systems. Controlling who could see and do what in each one was rigid and hard to maintain.
How the solution works
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01
Identify userUsers · use the apps
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Look up roleAdministrators · define roles
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Apply permissions
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Unlock the screen
02What we did
We built an identity and access management system that connects the apps to the legacy systems and sets permissions by role, flexibly, down to who can see or click each button, across more than three apps.
03What changed
Access for a base of millions of users is now managed in one place, with fine-grained permissions down to each screen.
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