Make organisational identity wallets operational.
An organisational identity wallet provides trusted credentials and secure access. ODS2 provides the business layer required to configure, onboard, support, govern, integrate and scale the service around it.
Organisational identity wallet
Credentials, authentication, authorization and secure access.
Business Support System
Configuration, onboarding, selfcare, support, reporting and billing.
Customer organisations
Administrators, users, roles, entitlements and operational workflows.
What is an organisational identity wallet?
An organisational identity wallet enables an organisation and its authorised people to use verified identity information, credentials and access rights across digital or physical environments.
The wallet technology handles the identity interaction. Running it as a dependable service requires a separate operational layer for customer processes, organization administration, support and enterprise integration.
Identity, credentials and consent
The wallet stores or presents trusted credentials and supports identification, authentication and controlled data sharing.
Customers, service and operations
ODS2 connects the wallet to the organization lifecycle, service processes, reporting, billing and the wider enterprise landscape.
Everything around the wallet, in one business layer.
The ODS2 BSS does not replace the identity wallet. It makes the complete service manageable for providers and customer organisations.
eWallet configuration
Configure services, propositions, credentials, roles and organization-specific settings.
CRM & onboarding
Control the intake of organisations, administrators, contracts and entitlements.
Customer Selfcare
Give organisations secure control over users, attributes, roles and invitations.
Service Desk
Support organisations and users with one operational view across the ecosystem.
Reporting & analytics
Make adoption, usage, service levels and ecosystem performance visible.
Billing & integrations
Connect commercial processes, APIs, IAM, SCIM and enterprise services.
From wallet technology to managed service.
The same BSS coordinates every stage needed to embed an organisational identity wallet into day-to-day business operations.
Configure
Define services, credentials, roles and organization-specific settings.
Onboard
Activate organisations, administrators, users, contracts and entitlements.
Operate
Run selfcare, support, governance, reporting and service management.
Integrate
Connect the wallet with IAM, SCIM, APIs and existing business workflows.
Each layer does what it does best.
Trust services and wallet technology provide the identity foundation. ODS2 adds the operational control layer. Customer organisations consume the service through controlled business processes.
Explore the full ODS2 architecture →Organisations, administrators & users
Selfcare · roles · workflowsBusiness Support System
Onboarding · support · reporting · billingWallet technology & trust services
Credentials · authentication · assuranceOrganisational identity wallet operations.
Does ODS2 provide the identity wallet itself?
No. ODS2 provides the Business Support System that operates the business processes around wallet technology, trust services and customer organisations.
Why does an organisational identity wallet need a BSS?
A wallet alone does not manage customer intake, organization onboarding, administrators, contracts, service requests, reporting, billing or enterprise integrations. The BSS brings those processes together.
How does ODS2 connect to existing identity systems?
The platform supports API-first integration and connects identity lifecycles and business processes through IAM, SCIM and enterprise services.
Make your identity wallet service operational.
Connect wallet technology, customer organisations and business operations through one ODS2 control layer.
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