Microsoft Entra Verified ID is a managed verifiable credentials service based on open standards that, when combined with Sitekit proprietary technologies, allows individual healthcare workers to securely control and share their digital identities. Digital credentials can be used for more than just basic identity information, including certifications, vaccination records, training records and much more. Digital Credentials are usually stored in a digital wallet such as Microsoft Digital Wallet.
Sitekit works with Microsoft’s Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) and Microsoft’s Identity Governance APIs in Microsoft Graph to deliver seamless workforce solutions for the healthcare industry. By combining existing Microsoft components with our own complementary technologies we are able to deliver a comprehensive and cost-effective solution for any healthcare setting. Microsoft Entra ID brings benefits such as Single Sign-On (SSO), Multi-factor authentication (MFA), and Conditional Access.
Microsoft Authenticator provides two-factor authentication (2FA)0 and passwordless login for Microsoft accounts, as well as other apps and websites. When used in conjunction with automated provisioning services it provides a powerful tool to reduce organisations attack services.
Microsoft Authenticator is a decentralised identity wallet. It displays a verifiable credential that are issued from a trusted ID issuer as cards and are available to be presented to other organisations.
Sitekit has worked extensively with Microsoft Azure and more recently solutions within Microsoft Power Platform to rapidly develop high-quality solutions. Sitekit is experienced in developing applications on top of the Microsoft Teams platform delivering productivity improvements by co-locating key patient information and processes.
A 3rd party digital identity provider (IdP) is a company that provides individuals such as healthcare staff with a secure way to manage their online identities. Sitekit works with such providers including Yoti to provide basic identity information for a user including name, address, and date of birth. A provider like Yoti issues verifiable credentials to individuals, which are digital documents that are cryptographically signed and can be easily shared with others. When the individual signs up for new services or to access secure resources, the new service can check the authenticity and validity of the credential with Yoti, the original issuer.
