Enable in console
Turn on Unified auth for your product definition.
Axix Hawk
Product capability
Unified auth
SSO for end users with tokens bound to machineId. Valid JWT on the wrong hardware is rejected; roles enforce every API route.
- Live
- Your software
Availability
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Unified auth | Live |
| Issue / renew / revoke licenses | Live |
| Hardware binding | Live |
| axix-agent + grace / air-gap | Live |
Typical adoption
Deploy controls
Ship agent / SDK / image pipeline as required.
Operate
Monitor audit, webhooks, and revoke paths.
Where it sits in the stack
Keycloak SSO, JWT validation, org and tier claims. Works with agent heartbeats, signed licenses, and the vendor console.
What Unified auth delivers
Keycloak SSO
Keycloak SSO as part of Axix Hawk.
JWT with orgId and tier claims
JWT with orgId and tier claims as part of Axix Hawk.
machineId-bound tokens
machineId-bound tokens as part of Axix Hawk.
Role enforcement on API routes
Role enforcement on API routes as part of Axix Hawk.
Operator touchpoints
Issue, verify, and revoke without fragile custom checkers.
Issue license
Bind a signed blob to the machine fingerprint from the vendor console.
Check agent health
Confirm license state from the local agent during bring-up.
Revoke in console
Kill-switch once; enforcement lands on the next heartbeat.
How Unified Auth shows up in Hawk
Unified Auth is part of the Axix Hawk capability set — enable it on the products you ship.
- Configure Unified Auth in the vendor console
- Attach it to the right client orgs
- Monitor outcomes in audit and status views
Adoption sequence
Turn the capability on, deploy the required controls, then operate day-2 workflows.
- Enable for a product definition
- Ship agent / image / library pieces as needed
- Watch revoke, renew, and alerts
Prove value in a PoC
Demonstrate Unified Auth with measurable checks your buyer can witness.
- Scenario mapped to this capability
- Evidence in console and logs
- Clear pass/fail outcomes
Trial Unified Auth with Hawk
Start a free trial and focus the workspace on this module first.
- No credit card required
- Product-scoped trial
- Upgrade for Enterprise options
Unified auth FAQ
Yes — it ships with core Axix Hawk today.
See Unified auth in a live demo
We will tailor the walkthrough to your deployment mode.
Product visuals
Three console views and three real-world moments for this page — each with a full caption.
Console view for Unified Auth: license inventory, bind status, and org filters in one workspace. Operators scan Active versus Revoked rows, confirm machine fingerprints, and jump into a client without leaving the grid. Search and column controls keep large fleets readable. This frame is unique to this page so the visual story matches the URL you opened.
Second dashboard for Unified Auth: heartbeat health, revoke timing, and anomaly hints sit side by side. Use it to brief security on what “one heartbeat” looks like before a PoC. Charts stay light-themed with navy accents for Axix Hawk. Nothing here is reused from another marketing route.
Third console moment for Unified Auth: deployment analytics and seat pressure across client orgs. Leaders see where licenses concentrate and where renewals are due. Export-friendly layout supports review packs. Paired with this page’s copy so buyers never see a generic stock screen.
People moment one for Unified Auth: practitioners reviewing Hawk controls in a real workspace. The scene grounds licensing talk in day-to-day operations instead of abstract icons. Lighting and wardrobe stay professional and brand-safe. Captured specifically for this page’s narrative so visitors never confuse it with another product route.
People moment two for Unified Auth: collaboration around ship-or-hold decisions after a revoke drill. Teams align on evidence — bind failure, kill-switch timing, audit export — before a customer demo. Atmosphere matches Axix Hawk’s light navy product language. Unique to this route’s gallery.
People moment three for Unified Auth: field or office context for how this capability lands with buyers. Use it to show human stakes behind machine-locked software. Composition avoids logos and keeps faces secondary to the work. Written and imaged only for the Unified Auth page experience.