Unixi is a Universal SSO company that extends single sign-on, discovery and lifecycle control to the browser based applications an identity provider cannot reach. It is built for security and IT teams dealing with apps that do not support SAML, Shadow SaaS, shared accounts and logins that sit outside the IdP.
The platform sits alongside the identity provider an organisation already uses rather than replacing it, and also covers the AI tools employees connect to company data.
At A Glance
| Vendor | Unixi |
|---|---|
| Category | Universal SSO, SaaS access and lifecycle management |
| Identities covered | Users and accounts in browser based SaaS apps, shared accounts, OAuth connected third party tools |
| Deployment | Browser based |
| Agentic AI | Shadow AI Governance module |
| Customers | Paramount, Intuit, AutoCanada, LifeLabs, WELL Health |
| Market classification | Workforce IAM |
What Unixi Does
Most organisations have SSO for their main applications, but plenty of web apps never get connected: tools without SAML support, accounts that teams share, and SaaS that staff sign up for on their own. Those logins carry weak or reused passwords and are easy to forget at offboarding. Unixi works from the browser, where every one of those sign-ins happens, so it can see and control access to apps the IdP never federated with, and bring them under the same SSO, MFA and offboarding rules as the rest of the estate.
Products
Discovery
Discovery gives teams an inventory of the web applications people actually use. It captures login and registration attempts across browsers, maps identities to the access they hold, and brings Shadow SaaS into view, so IT can see accounts created without approval.
Risk Analysis
Risk Analysis helps security teams decide what to fix first. It flags weak or reused passwords and shared accounts, looks at login patterns to spot anomalous sign-ins, and presents the results on a live risk dashboard.
Access Management (Universal SSO And MFA)
This module is for organisations whose identity provider covers only part of the estate. It adds SSO and MFA to any SaaS application, including those without SAML support, without manual integration work.
Lifecycle Management
Lifecycle Management deals with joiners, role changes and leavers. Updates from the HR system become provisioning, role change and deprovisioning actions, a central inventory lists users, accounts and app instances, and orphaned or dormant accounts are found and reclaimed.
How It Works
Unixi deploys across all browsers. Login and registration attempts are captured in the browser, which feeds discovery and risk analysis, and SSO and lifecycle actions are applied to each application from there, without API configuration or a connector per app.
The platform works with existing SAML based identity providers such as Okta, Ping and Entra, which remain the source of truth for the apps they already cover.
Authentication relies on Key Derived Authentication (KDA), a multi-key, multi-location system, which means complex credentials are never stored.
Identities And Systems Covered
| Human users | Employees and their accounts across browser based applications |
|---|---|
| Shared accounts | Detected, flagged and brought under control |
| Non SAML applications | Web apps that cannot federate with an IdP |
| Third party and AI tools | OAuth connected AI apps, treated as a layer of non-human access |
Agentic AI Capabilities
Shadow AI Governance
Shadow AI Governance is aimed at security teams that cannot see which AI services staff have connected to company data. It continuously discovers the AI tools employees adopt and tracks adoption in real time as accounts are created. It maps OAuth permissions and active data bridges between AI apps and core SaaS, shows which third party tools can read, modify or index corporate resources, and gives granular control over API and OAuth pathways with one click disconnection.
Company Background
| Founders | Chad Gerstensang (co-founder and CEO) and Reuvein Vinokurov (co-founder and CTO) |
|---|---|
| Leadership | Yanai Zohar Lesser (CFO) and Mohamed Mawji (CISO) |
| Certifications | SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 |
Note: This overview is compiled from Unixi’s publicly available information as of 3 November 2026. It is provided for information only. NHI Mgmt Group does not endorse any vendor, and nothing on this page represents the opinions of NHI Mgmt Group.