Solidatus Integrations

Safyr® dramatically reduces the time, costs, and resources required for discovering ERP metadata by as much as 90%. Users looking to effectively utilize metadata from leading ERP and CRM platforms such as SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, and Microsoft encounter three major obstacles that they must overcome first. If these challenges are not resolved quickly, they can result in project delays, rising expenses, failed deliveries, and in the worst cases, project cancellations. After identifying the essential metadata for your project, it is vital to utilize it for establishing various environments, which could involve data cataloging, governance systems, enterprise metadata management, data warehouses, ETL processes, or data modeling tools. The core aim behind the creation of Safyr® was to enable users to significantly enhance the value they gain from their initiatives that utilize data from major ERP and CRM systems, by offering effective and economical solutions to these hurdles. By optimizing the metadata discovery process, Safyr® allows organizations to concentrate more on achieving their primary goals, rather than being hindered by technical challenges. Ultimately, this enhancement in efficiency can lead to more successful project outcomes, fostering innovation and growth within the organization.

Corlytics serves as a leading source of regulatory risk insights worldwide, providing essential support to banks, regulatory agencies, and advisors in their compliance initiatives through comprehensive data analysis. Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, and with additional locations in key cities such as London, New York City, Boston, and Sydney, the company focuses on regulatory surveillance, taxonomy mapping, and advisory services aimed at enhancing compliance processes. By combining legal expertise with advanced data analytics, Corlytics delivers actionable intelligence that enables organizations to effectively navigate complex regulatory landscapes. Their dedication to innovation fosters the ongoing creation of cutting-edge solutions that assist financial institutions in mitigating risks while adhering to regulatory requirements. Moreover, Corlytics takes a forward-thinking stance, ensuring that its clients not only comply but also stay informed about forthcoming regulatory developments. This proactive strategy positions clients to adapt swiftly to changes, providing them with a competitive edge in a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.

Ploy is an identity governance and access intelligence platform built to automate repetitive identity and access management work across an organization. The platform brings together identity providers, HR systems, applications, groups, users, owners, and access grants in a live identity graph. This centralized view helps teams identify risky permissions, missing application owners, stale access, stalled reviews, and other identity governance issues. Ploy includes Luna, an AI agent that can execute identity workflows rather than simply provide recommendations or answer questions. Luna can handle access reviews, employee onboarding and offboarding, role changes, access requests, stale-access remediation, and application ownership workflows. For each job, the agent can gather context, follow policy, contact the appropriate people, perform approved changes, validate the result, and retain evidence of what happened. A policy engine allows organizations to define which actions may happen automatically, which require approval, and which should remain recommendations. Access reviews can be prepared and routed automatically, with Luna following up on outstanding decisions and revoking permissions that reviewers reject. Workflow automation can make changes directly in connected systems while keeping each action attributable and traceable. Ploy also maintains timestamped audit evidence that can support compliance reporting, investigations, and access governance reviews. Ploy is designed for organizations that want to continuously govern access while reducing manual tickets, spreadsheets, reviewer chasing, and repetitive identity administration.