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Identity Governance (IGA)

nexusID ships SailPoint-class identity governance in the same platform that issues access — so the system granting access also reviews, certifies, and enforces policy on it. There are no exports between disconnected tools, and every action lands in a tamper-evident audit chain.

What's included

CapabilityPageAdmin console
Access reviews & certificationsAccess Reviews/admin/access-reviews
Segregation of Duties (SoD)Segregation of Duties/admin/sod
Approval chainsApproval Chains/admin/approvals
Entitlement catalogEntitlement Catalog/admin/entitlements
Role miningRole Mining/admin/role-mining
Non-employee lifecycleNon-Employee Lifecycle/admin/non-employees
Governance groups (delegated admin)Governance Groups/admin/governance-groups
Agentic / NHI governanceAgentic Governance/admin/agent-actions
Access recommendationsAccess Recommendations/admin/access-recommendations
Fine-grained authorization (ReBAC)Fine-Grained Authorization/admin/fga
ReconciliationReconciliation/admin/reconciliation
HR source precedenceHR Source Precedence/admin/hr-source-precedence
B2B/B2C realmsRealms/admin/realms
Database federationDatabase Federation/admin/db-federation
Global searchGlobal Search/admin/search
Compliance reportsCompliance Reports/admin/reports
Workflow automationWorkflow Automation/admin/workflows

Design principles

  • One data model. Access requests, entitlements, reviews, and approvals operate on the same records — no nightly sync between an IGA tool and the IdP.
  • Real enforcement. Authorization is enforced server-side via a permission model, not cosmetic UI gating.
  • Best-effort governance hooks. Lifecycle and workflow triggers are best-effort: a governance failure never aborts the authentication or provisioning flow it hangs off.
  • Tamper-evident audit. Every governance decision is written to an append-only, HMAC-chained audit log auditors can cryptographically verify.