> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fortifiedid.se/access/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fortifiedid.se/access/readme.md).

# Overview

**Fortified ID Access** is a modern **Identity Provider (IdP)** for organizations that need secure, flexible, and standards-based access to applications, APIs, and digital services. This page explains what Access is, why organizations choose it, and where it is especially strong in a Swedish identity landscape.

Access combines **authentication**, **authorization**, **identity enrichment**, and **federation** support in one platform. For more about the product profile, see [Why Access?](/access/readme/why-access.md). For practical examples, see [Common use cases](/access/common-use-cases.md) or [More than Authentication](/access/readme/more-than-authentication.md).

## Why organizations choose Access

Organizations choose Fortified ID Access when they need more than a basic login service. They need a platform that can combine **secure authentication**, **SSO**, **MFA**, **passwordless options**, **federation**, **per-application login control**, and **identity enrichment** in one maintainable solution.

The result is an IdP platform that helps organizations improve security, simplify integration work, and deliver the right identity context to every connected application without turning each onboarding project into a custom development effort.


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