Identity governance was built for the enterprise. Everyone else got left to spreadsheets.
Certification Center exists to close that gap: to give a company with a few hundred identities the same access certifications, separation-of-duties controls, and audit trail the largest enterprises rely on — without the six-figure contract or the multi-month implementation.
The audit doesn't scale down. The tooling should.
A mid-market company still has to answer the same questions an auditor asks a Fortune 500: who has access to what, who approved it, and why they still have it. The obligation is identical. Only the budget is different.
So these teams improvise — a spreadsheet emailed to managers once a quarter, screenshots pasted into a folder, a memory of who was supposed to review what. It technically produces evidence. It does not produce confidence, and it does not survive scrutiny.
The incumbents can solve it, but they're priced and scoped for organizations ten times the size. We built Certification Center for the companies in between: real governance, delivered as cloud SaaS, at a price that fits the team actually running it.
A few principles we don't bend.
Honest by default
We don't claim certifications we don't hold or metrics we can't show. The product earns trust on specifics, not adjectives.
Minutes, not months
If getting value out of a governance tool requires a services engagement, we've failed. You should be running a real campaign the day you sign up.
Evidence as a byproduct
The audit trail should fall out of the daily work — not be a second project you assemble the week before the auditor arrives.
Governance that fits the team running it.
See what a real access review looks like in your own workspace.