01 · Problem
What was stuck
IAM purchasing is slow and skeptical. Sovereignty claims sound like marketing until you show migration path, open standards, and use cases for workforce, CIAM, and B2B partners side by side.
All case studiesIAM · Germany
Bare.ID: sovereign identity without vendor lock-in
German IAM built on Keycloak — SSO, MFA, lifecycle, and access management for teams that refuse US Cloud Act risk.
At a glance
Keycloak IAM
Core
B2E · CIAM · B2B
Use cases
GDPR · NIS-2
Compliance
bare.id
Live
Sovereignty narrative
The story in 60 seconds
02 · What we did
How we shipped
Structured the product story around measurable outcomes and three identity modes. Capability modules (SSO, MFA, ILM, access, AI-assisted config review) sit behind analyst proof and a clear path to consultation — bilingual-ready content architecture included.
03 · Takeaway
Why it mattered
Digital sovereignty starts with identity. The interface had to make that principle feel operational.
Bare.ID extends open-source Keycloak with enterprise controls while keeping a German supply chain. Buyers care about GDPR, NIS-2, DORA, and the right to walk back to vanilla Keycloak. The site had to make that architecture feel concrete.
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