Partner
Pointsharp
European cybersecurity with IGA, SAP access governance, Access Management, and PKI in one portfolio.
We are Pointsharp's Danish implementation partner with several customer projects behind us, and our specialists are certified on the platform. We know both the product and the Danish HR systems it has to pull its identities from.
About Pointsharp
A European vendor with breadth in the portfolio
Pointsharp is a European cybersecurity company with products across identity governance, SAP access governance, Access Management, and PKI. The cloud-based IGA solution is built for AD DS and Entra ID and uses the Microsoft platform directly, rather than sitting alongside it as something bolted on.
On-prem Access Management stands strong in demanding environments where cloud isn't an option, and both development and operations sit in Europe. That carries more weight in decisions today than it did a few years ago.
We typically use Pointsharp for mid-sized organizations, municipalities, and SAP-heavy companies. It is also the platform behind our solution for Microsoft environments, where the governance layer has to be built on top of Entra ID rather than beside it.
Why we partner
- Cloud IGA built for Microsoft environments
- Specialized IGA for SAP landscapes
- Strong on-prem AM and PKI for critical infrastructure
- European vendor – data and development in Europe
Products
What Pointsharp covers
Four product areas that can be used separately or together. Each card links to the solution the product is part of.
Compliance Suite
Identity lifecycle and IGA for AD DS and Entra ID: joiner-mover-leaver, access requests, and attestation, with Pointsharp ILM as the engine.
See IGA for Microsoft environments →IGA for SAP
Access governance in SAP landscapes: role harmonization, emergency access, and centralized administration across systems.
See our IGA solution →Access Management
Flexible MFA and SSO, on-prem included, for demanding environments, including critical infrastructure with no cloud option.
See SSO and MFA →PKI Management
Certificate-based authentication with full lifecycle management, self-service, and token support – the road to passwordless.
Read about passwordless →Our assessment
When do we point to Pointsharp?
We choose a platform based on your landscape, not on who we partner with. These are the patterns we see most often.
| Pointsharp fits well when … | … and we point elsewhere when |
|---|---|
| You are a mid-sized organization or a municipality and need to be live quickly | The landscape is very large and mixed, and calls for deep customization |
| Entra ID and the Microsoft platform are the core of your IT | You need PAM in the same architecture as IGA |
| SAP access is part of the job | Role model and separation-of-duties requirements call for a full enterprise engine |
| Digital sovereignty and a European vendor carry weight in the decision | You have already invested in a platform that can be built on further |
The rows are patterns, not rules. The specific assessment belongs in a pre-implementation project, where the requirements are written down and tested.
Related
Our work with Pointsharp
Cases, webinars, and articles that feature the platform.
Case: From manual access management to full overview in 12 weeks
A manufacturing company with 2,000 employees and 15 offices established a single identity overview and automated on- and offboarding with Pointsharp IGA – using a phased approach that can be completed in as little as 12 weeks.
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Entra ID Governance or a dedicated IGA platform – which should you choose?
Microsoft Entra ID Governance covers more and more – but when is it enough, and when does the task call for a dedicated IGA platform? Get the criteria that decide the choice.
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Experttalks: From frustration to automation
A webinar on modern identity management held by IAM Group and Pointsharp on 24 February 2026 – from manual processes to automated identity management.
Read more →Is Pointsharp the right fit for you?
It depends on your landscape. Our vendor-neutral IGA Ready pre-implementation project gives the answer with documentation, whichever platform it ends up pointing to.