About
Access shouldn't be the weakest part of your security
Clavkey exists to make secure access simple (one sign-on, one set of policies, one audit trail) so the people who run a business spend less time chasing credentials and more time trusting their systems.
Why we built it
A platform built by people who have run access the hard way.
Clavkey grew out of years spent untangling the access sprawl that accumulates inside every growing business: a login for each tool, a different password policy in each app, contractors who never got deprovisioned, and no single answer to "who can reach this system?" We built Clavkey, and the single sign-on that fronts it, to make that question easy to ask and easy to answer, for staff and clients alike.
The Clavkey team, Secure access platform
Our story
Clavkey was built to answer a question every growing business eventually struggles with: who can reach which systems, and how do we know? As teams adopt more tools, access fragments. Each application gets its own login, its own password rules, and its own list of users that slowly drifts out of sync with reality. Contractors keep access they no longer need. Offboarding becomes a manual hunt across a dozen dashboards. The result isn't just inconvenient. It's the gap most security incidents walk through.
Clavkey consolidates that sprawl into one platform. Staff and clients sign in once and reach everything they're entitled to, protected by multi-factor authentication. Administrators manage access from a single console: granting it by group, enforcing least-privilege policies, and revoking it everywhere in one action. Every access event is recorded in a searchable audit trail, so security reviews and incident response start with answers instead of guesswork.
For the applications and network resources that should never be exposed to the open internet, Clavkey offers secure hosting behind the same identity layer. Internal tools and client portals run inside the Clavkey network, reachable only through a single, authenticated sign-on and governed by the same policies as everything else. Identity, access management, and hosting aren't separate products stitched together. They share one directory, one policy engine, and one audit trail.
If access in your business has become a collection of logins nobody fully tracks, that's exactly the problem Clavkey is built to solve. Start with a conversation, and we'll map what a single, governed sign-on looks like for your team.
How we work
Least privilege by default
People should reach exactly what they need and nothing more. Access starts narrow and is widened deliberately, not the other way around.
One control plane
Identity, access, and hosting share one directory, one policy engine, and one audit trail, so governance is real, not a patchwork you hope is consistent.
Security that gets out of the way
Strong authentication shouldn't mean friction on every click. We enforce hard where it matters and stay invisible where it doesn't.
Common questions
What people ask before they reach out.
- What exactly is Clavkey?
- Clavkey is a secure access platform. It provides single sign-on with MFA, centralized access management, and secure hosting for your applications and network. It's the secure access platform your staff and clients sign in through.
- Who is Clavkey for?
- Businesses that need to give staff, clients, and partners secure access to multiple applications without managing a pile of separate logins. If you have more than a handful of tools and more than a handful of people, centralized access starts paying off quickly.
- Do we have to move our apps to use Clavkey?
- No. Most teams keep their applications where they are and simply put them behind Clavkey's single sign-on. If you want certain sensitive tools to live entirely behind the identity layer, Clavkey's secure hosting is there, but it's an option, not a requirement.
- How do we get started?
- Reach out through the contact page with a short description of your applications and user groups. We'll scope a rollout, connect your apps to single sign-on, and turn on MFA and access policies in phases so nothing breaks for your users.
Ready to consolidate access?
Tell us about your stack and your users, and we'll show you what one governed sign-on looks like for your team.
Talk to us