Single sign-on and professional verification done properly.
SSO and HCP identity integration connecting your website’s authentication to enterprise single sign-on and, where relevant, a professional identity or registry verification system, done to a standard that satisfies both convenience and compliance.
Two distinct but related problems: enterprise SSO letting employees or partners authenticate with existing corporate credentials, and HCP identity verification confirming a website visitor is genuinely a licensed healthcare professional. Both need to be built correctly, not bolted on.
SSO integration with your identity provider where relevant, HCP verification built to a method your medical and regulatory team approves, session and access management, and a technical implementation that satisfies your security and compliance requirements.
We build to the identity policy your IT and compliance teams already define, and to the professional registry data they already source for HCP verification — the technical implementation follows their decisions rather than substituting our own.
The scope our SSO and HCP identity work has operated within.
Employee SSO and clinician verification are different problems. SSO and HCP identity work starts from that distinction.
What comes up when building authentication and identity verification.
Related, but not the same. HCP authentication covers the specific problem of verifying that a visitor is a licensed clinician, while this page covers the broader identity and single sign-on technology behind it, including employee portals and partner access scenarios. See HCP authentication for how clinician verification specifically works within that broader identity setup.
Yes, and connecting to your existing identity provider is typically the preferred approach rather than building parallel infrastructure. We integrate via standard protocols like SAML or OpenID Connect, so employees and partners authenticate with credentials they already use. This also means access changes and revocations managed centrally by your IT team take effect on the website automatically.
No, registry data access is not something we provide. We build to whatever verification method your medical and regulatory team approves, and can integrate with a professional registry your organisation already has access to, but the registry relationship and its data licensing sit entirely with your organisation. This keeps verification aligned with whatever standard your compliance team requires.
Your IT security and compliance functions define the standard, whether that is a specific encryption requirement, session timeout policy, or audit logging need. We build and test the SSO implementation against whatever standard they set, rather than applying a generic assumption about what a pharmaceutical site should meet. Any gap gets flagged during the technical review before launch.
SSO and HCP identity connects closely with these related technology pages.
Authentication that needs to connect to an existing identity system, or professional verification that needs building properly. Tell us your requirement and we will tell you how we would approach SSO and HCP identity.