You don't have to rip anything out. UIID is built on OpenID Connect from the ground up, which means it drops into the same integration pattern your engineering team already knows from any modern identity provider — authorize, exchange, refresh, userinfo.
For organizations already running Okta, Auth0 or Azure AD: UIID is compatible with Keycloak Identity Brokering, so it can sit alongside your existing provider as a "Master IdP" and bridge into legacy SAML 2.0, LDAP or Active Directory environments. Realms give you B2B multitenancy with clean isolation between different corporate identities, so a phased rollout — one department or one application at a time — is the natural path rather than a single cutover weekend.
What your security team gains immediately: there's no password database behind UIID sign-in to protect, back up, or eventually disclose in a breach notification. Credentials are device-based and biometric-secured, so the attack surface your compliance team worries about shrinks the moment you connect the first application.
What your HR and IT teams gain: every employee, contractor and AI agent gets its own identity type — Human Individual, Organization, AI Agent, Hardware Node, Digital Service or Collective — so onboarding and offboarding becomes a permissions change instead of a password reset ticket.
Start the integration: the OIDC discovery endpoints and full API reference are at uiid.linkspreed.com/api-docs, with worked examples in the UIID Cookbook on GitHub. For a scoped pilot plan, write to [email protected].