Organizations & Institutions

Trusted participation for the services that matter.

piSun is developing practical identity and authorization capabilities for organizations that value privacy, clear boundaries, and purposeful access.

Who we work toward serving

Built for many kinds of organizations

piSun is intended to help participating organizations establish clear, purpose-limited relationships while the Patron's independent identity remains their own.

Participating organizations

Businesses & Employers

Support secure Patron and employee relationships, organization-authorized applications, role-appropriate access, and supported protected-resource services.

  • Employee relationship approval
  • Authorized application access
  • Role-appropriate services
Participating institutions

K-12 Schools

Identity-enabled services intended for participating schools, students, staff, and approved school relationships.

  • Student identity
  • Authorized school relationships
  • Future education services
Participating institutions

Universities & Colleges

Student identity and institution-authorized services designed for participating higher-education organizations.

  • Student identity
  • Institution relationships
  • Approved campus access
Future authorized deployment

Government & Public Agencies

Future identity and public-service applications where participating agencies, contracts, regulation, and approvals permit.

  • Future credential applications
  • Authorized agency relationships
  • Approved service access
Future provider-dependent participation

Financial Institutions

Future identity-enabled financial-service participation with approved providers and required regulatory relationships.

  • Authorized identity relationship
  • Participating financial applications
  • Provider-specific approval
Purpose-limited participation

Approved Service Providers

Enable participating providers to interact with Patrons only within the services and permissions authorized for that relationship.

  • Purpose-limited access
  • Provider-specific relationship
  • Independent Patron identity

The piSun identity belongs to the Patron. An organization controls only the relationship, role, or application for which it has authority.

Organizational benefits

Control without unnecessary complexity

Secure identity

Support confidence in who is requesting access.

Role-appropriate access

Align participation with assigned responsibilities.

Independent applications

Keep individual services focused and appropriately separated.

Privacy-conscious access

Limit information access to an approved purpose.

Controlled participation

Support clear organizational involvement in approved services.

Protected-resource services

Connect authorized participation with supported resources.

Employee and member relationships

Two paths. One independent Patron identity.

Organizations participate only in the relationships and applications that concern them. Employers receive only information authorized for their participating service.

Patron-requested

A Patron requests an employer application.

  1. The employer relationship awaits review.
  2. piSun can notify the participating employer.
  3. An authorized representative accepts or rejects the relationship.
  4. Only an accepted relationship becomes active.

Rejection, no response, or expiration does not cancel the Patron's independent piSun identity.

Employer-sponsored

An employer initiates an opportunity.

  1. An employer-sponsored invitation may identify the prospective employee before the individual creates or continues their piSun identity.
  2. An existing Patron uses piSun Access, or a new person creates a piSun Identity.
  3. The individual completes their own identity and enrollment requirements.
  4. The employer accepts or rejects only its employee relationship.

The employer never creates or owns the person's independent piSun identity.

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