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WWPass is not just an authentication method. It is a technology foundation on which SaaS companies build secure, compliant, and user-friendly products. Embed it into your platform and offer your customers authentication with no username in your system, no password stored anywhere, and no customer data accessible to you, your administrators, or WWPass.
Industries
SaaS & technology
WWPass is not just an authentication method. It is a technology foundation on which SaaS companies build secure, compliant, and user-friendly products. Embed it into your platform and offer your customers authentication with no username in your system, no password stored anywhere, and no customer data accessible to you, your administrators, or WWPass.
Industries
SaaS & technology
WWPass is not just an authentication method. It is a technology foundation on which SaaS companies build secure, compliant, and user-friendly products. Embed it into your platform and offer your customers authentication with no username in your system, no password stored anywhere, and no customer data accessible to you, your administrators, or WWPass.
What embedding WWPass gives your customers
Your customers face the same credential risk as every other enterprise. Phishing, credential stuffing, and account takeover attacks all begin with a username and password. When you embed WWPass, you remove that attack surface from your product entirely.
Each customer receives a distinct Protected User Identifier (PUID) specific to their relationship with your platform. Your system never stores a username or password for them. A breach of your platform yields no usable identity data about any customer. Neither you nor WWPass has access to customer data or identities.
Explore WWPass PUID ∙ Protected user identifier
What you can build on WWPass
The same WWPass Key that authenticates users can serve as the foundation for additional security features within your product:
Password-free login across web, mobile, and desktop applications
Strong customer authentication for both internal administrators and external users
Client-side encryption: documents encrypted on the user's device, master keys never leave the WWPass Key
Digital signatures built on the same key infrastructure
Encrypted vaults for credentials, service accounts, and sensitive data
A SaaS document management provider used this approach to re-architect their platform around security. The same WWPass Key handled authentication, client-side encryption, and became the foundation for digital signatures as a new product feature.
Integration
WWPass provides a free software development kit available for most popular programming languages. Adding WWPass authentication to a standard platform can be completed in a matter of hours. For more complex integrations, WWPass engineers are available for developing customized solutions.
Integration with existing SSO infrastructure happens via SAML and OIDC without rearchitecting the existing authentication layer. Your product retains its existing workflow. WWPass replaces the credential step.
Explore integration and development
Security your administrators cannot compromise
In most SaaS architectures, administrators with sufficient access can read customer data. This creates insider threat risk and liability in the event of a breach or a regulator audit.
WWPass enforces separation of duties at the architecture level. Administrators can manage and support the system but cannot access unencrypted customer data or the encryption keys that protect it. This is not a policy control that an administrator could change. It is an architectural property of how the data is stored.
Compliance as a competitive advantage
SaaS companies selling into regulated industries — finance, healthcare, government, legal — face increasingly stringent authentication requirements from their enterprise buyers. GDPR, HIPAA, NIST 800-63, and CMMC all have specific access control and authentication requirements.
Embedding WWPass lets you meet those requirements at the product level rather than through contractual workarounds. A SaaS platform that is secure by design opens markets that were previously inaccessible. One provider used this approach to win larger global contracts after embedding WWPass, citing GDPR compliance as the key differentiator.
What changes for your product and your team
No credential database to protect. Your platform never stores usernames or passwords. A breach of your infrastructure yields no usable customer identity data.
No password reset flows to build or maintain. Users manage their own keys through self-service. Key loss is handled by the user through their Service Key, not your support team.
No vendor cloud dependency for your customers. Recovery happens through WWPass's distributed architecture, not through iCloud or Google. Relevant for enterprise buyers with strict third-party vendor risk requirements.
New product features on the same infrastructure. Digital signatures, encrypted vaults, and secure document workflows can all be built on the same WWPass technology your customers already use for authentication.
Frequently asked questions
Q: How does a SaaS company integrate WWPass into its product?
A: WWPass provides a free SDK for most popular programming languages. Standard integrations can be completed in hours. For more complex deployments, WWPass engineers are available for customized support. Integration with existing SSO infrastructure uses SAML and OIDC without rearchitecting the existing authentication layer.
Q: Does the SaaS provider have access to customer data when using WWPass?
A: No. When client-side encryption is implemented, customer data is encrypted on the user's device before it reaches the platform. The master encryption key never leaves the WWPass Key. Neither the SaaS provider nor WWPass has access to the encrypted contents.
Q: What compliance frameworks does WWPass help SaaS products meet?
A: WWPass maps to GDPR, HIPAA, NIST 800-63, and CMMC authentication and data protection requirements. For SaaS companies selling into regulated industries, embedding WWPass addresses the access control requirements enterprise buyers increasingly mandate as a condition of procurement.
Q: Can WWPass be used for both employee authentication and customer authentication?
A: Yes. The same WWPass architecture covers both workforce authentication for internal teams and customer authentication for end users. Administrators, internal staff, and external customers can all authenticate through WWPass with the same zero-trust architecture and the same absence of credentials.
Q: What can be built on WWPass beyond authentication?
A: The same WWPass technology that handles authentication can serve as the foundation for client-side encryption, digital signatures, encrypted vaults, and secure document workflows. SaaS companies have used this to add security-differentiated features to their product without building separate key management infrastructure.
What embedding WWPass gives your customers
Your customers face the same credential risk as every other enterprise. Phishing, credential stuffing, and account takeover attacks all begin with a username and password. When you embed WWPass, you remove that attack surface from your product entirely.
Each customer receives a distinct Protected User Identifier (PUID) specific to their relationship with your platform. Your system never stores a username or password for them. A breach of your platform yields no usable identity data about any customer. Neither you nor WWPass has access to customer data or identities.
Explore WWPass PUID ∙ Protected user identifier
What you can build on WWPass
The same WWPass Key that authenticates users can serve as the foundation for additional security features within your product:
Password-free login across web, mobile, and desktop applications
Strong customer authentication for both internal administrators and external users
Client-side encryption: documents encrypted on the user's device, master keys never leave the WWPass Key
Digital signatures built on the same key infrastructure
Encrypted vaults for credentials, service accounts, and sensitive data
A SaaS document management provider used this approach to re-architect their platform around security. The same WWPass Key handled authentication, client-side encryption, and became the foundation for digital signatures as a new product feature.
Integration
WWPass provides a free software development kit available for most popular programming languages. Adding WWPass authentication to a standard platform can be completed in a matter of hours. For more complex integrations, WWPass engineers are available for developing customized solutions.
Integration with existing SSO infrastructure happens via SAML and OIDC without rearchitecting the existing authentication layer. Your product retains its existing workflow. WWPass replaces the credential step.
Explore integration and development
Security your administrators cannot compromise
In most SaaS architectures, administrators with sufficient access can read customer data. This creates insider threat risk and liability in the event of a breach or a regulator audit.
WWPass enforces separation of duties at the architecture level. Administrators can manage and support the system but cannot access unencrypted customer data or the encryption keys that protect it. This is not a policy control that an administrator could change. It is an architectural property of how the data is stored.
Compliance as a competitive advantage
SaaS companies selling into regulated industries — finance, healthcare, government, legal — face increasingly stringent authentication requirements from their enterprise buyers. GDPR, HIPAA, NIST 800-63, and CMMC all have specific access control and authentication requirements.
Embedding WWPass lets you meet those requirements at the product level rather than through contractual workarounds. A SaaS platform that is secure by design opens markets that were previously inaccessible. One provider used this approach to win larger global contracts after embedding WWPass, citing GDPR compliance as the key differentiator.
What changes for your product and your team
No credential database to protect. Your platform never stores usernames or passwords. A breach of your infrastructure yields no usable customer identity data.
No password reset flows to build or maintain. Users manage their own keys through self-service. Key loss is handled by the user through their Service Key, not your support team.
No vendor cloud dependency for your customers. Recovery happens through WWPass's distributed architecture, not through iCloud or Google. Relevant for enterprise buyers with strict third-party vendor risk requirements.
New product features on the same infrastructure. Digital signatures, encrypted vaults, and secure document workflows can all be built on the same WWPass technology your customers already use for authentication.
Frequently asked questions
Q: How does a SaaS company integrate WWPass into its product?
A: WWPass provides a free SDK for most popular programming languages. Standard integrations can be completed in hours. For more complex deployments, WWPass engineers are available for customized support. Integration with existing SSO infrastructure uses SAML and OIDC without rearchitecting the existing authentication layer.
Q: Does the SaaS provider have access to customer data when using WWPass?
A: No. When client-side encryption is implemented, customer data is encrypted on the user's device before it reaches the platform. The master encryption key never leaves the WWPass Key. Neither the SaaS provider nor WWPass has access to the encrypted contents.
Q: What compliance frameworks does WWPass help SaaS products meet?
A: WWPass maps to GDPR, HIPAA, NIST 800-63, and CMMC authentication and data protection requirements. For SaaS companies selling into regulated industries, embedding WWPass addresses the access control requirements enterprise buyers increasingly mandate as a condition of procurement.
Q: Can WWPass be used for both employee authentication and customer authentication?
A: Yes. The same WWPass architecture covers both workforce authentication for internal teams and customer authentication for end users. Administrators, internal staff, and external customers can all authenticate through WWPass with the same zero-trust architecture and the same absence of credentials.
Q: What can be built on WWPass beyond authentication?
A: The same WWPass technology that handles authentication can serve as the foundation for client-side encryption, digital signatures, encrypted vaults, and secure document workflows. SaaS companies have used this to add security-differentiated features to their product without building separate key management infrastructure.
What embedding WWPass gives your customers
Your customers face the same credential risk as every other enterprise. Phishing, credential stuffing, and account takeover attacks all begin with a username and password. When you embed WWPass, you remove that attack surface from your product entirely.
Each customer receives a distinct Protected User Identifier (PUID) specific to their relationship with your platform. Your system never stores a username or password for them. A breach of your platform yields no usable identity data about any customer. Neither you nor WWPass has access to customer data or identities.
Explore WWPass PUID ∙ Protected user identifier
What you can build on WWPass
The same WWPass Key that authenticates users can serve as the foundation for additional security features within your product:
Password-free login across web, mobile, and desktop applications
Strong customer authentication for both internal administrators and external users
Client-side encryption: documents encrypted on the user's device, master keys never leave the WWPass Key
Digital signatures built on the same key infrastructure
Encrypted vaults for credentials, service accounts, and sensitive data
A SaaS document management provider used this approach to re-architect their platform around security. The same WWPass Key handled authentication, client-side encryption, and became the foundation for digital signatures as a new product feature.
Integration
WWPass provides a free software development kit available for most popular programming languages. Adding WWPass authentication to a standard platform can be completed in a matter of hours. For more complex integrations, WWPass engineers are available for developing customized solutions.
Integration with existing SSO infrastructure happens via SAML and OIDC without rearchitecting the existing authentication layer. Your product retains its existing workflow. WWPass replaces the credential step.
Explore integration and development
Security your administrators cannot compromise
In most SaaS architectures, administrators with sufficient access can read customer data. This creates insider threat risk and liability in the event of a breach or a regulator audit.
WWPass enforces separation of duties at the architecture level. Administrators can manage and support the system but cannot access unencrypted customer data or the encryption keys that protect it. This is not a policy control that an administrator could change. It is an architectural property of how the data is stored.
Compliance as a competitive advantage
SaaS companies selling into regulated industries — finance, healthcare, government, legal — face increasingly stringent authentication requirements from their enterprise buyers. GDPR, HIPAA, NIST 800-63, and CMMC all have specific access control and authentication requirements.
Embedding WWPass lets you meet those requirements at the product level rather than through contractual workarounds. A SaaS platform that is secure by design opens markets that were previously inaccessible. One provider used this approach to win larger global contracts after embedding WWPass, citing GDPR compliance as the key differentiator.
What changes for your product and your team
No credential database to protect. Your platform never stores usernames or passwords. A breach of your infrastructure yields no usable customer identity data.
No password reset flows to build or maintain. Users manage their own keys through self-service. Key loss is handled by the user through their Service Key, not your support team.
No vendor cloud dependency for your customers. Recovery happens through WWPass's distributed architecture, not through iCloud or Google. Relevant for enterprise buyers with strict third-party vendor risk requirements.
New product features on the same infrastructure. Digital signatures, encrypted vaults, and secure document workflows can all be built on the same WWPass technology your customers already use for authentication.
Frequently asked questions
Q: How does a SaaS company integrate WWPass into its product?
A: WWPass provides a free SDK for most popular programming languages. Standard integrations can be completed in hours. For more complex deployments, WWPass engineers are available for customized support. Integration with existing SSO infrastructure uses SAML and OIDC without rearchitecting the existing authentication layer.
Q: Does the SaaS provider have access to customer data when using WWPass?
A: No. When client-side encryption is implemented, customer data is encrypted on the user's device before it reaches the platform. The master encryption key never leaves the WWPass Key. Neither the SaaS provider nor WWPass has access to the encrypted contents.
Q: What compliance frameworks does WWPass help SaaS products meet?
A: WWPass maps to GDPR, HIPAA, NIST 800-63, and CMMC authentication and data protection requirements. For SaaS companies selling into regulated industries, embedding WWPass addresses the access control requirements enterprise buyers increasingly mandate as a condition of procurement.
Q: Can WWPass be used for both employee authentication and customer authentication?
A: Yes. The same WWPass architecture covers both workforce authentication for internal teams and customer authentication for end users. Administrators, internal staff, and external customers can all authenticate through WWPass with the same zero-trust architecture and the same absence of credentials.
Q: What can be built on WWPass beyond authentication?
A: The same WWPass technology that handles authentication can serve as the foundation for client-side encryption, digital signatures, encrypted vaults, and secure document workflows. SaaS companies have used this to add security-differentiated features to their product without building separate key management infrastructure.
All industries
Explore how WWPass helps organizations across other industries secure access, protect sensitive data, and meet regulatory requirements.
Financial services & fintech
Financial services organizations face credential-based attacks at scale. Stolen usernames and passwords are behind the majority of breaches in the sector. WWPass removes the credential layer from authentication entirely, leaving attackers nothing to steal, phish, or replay.
Document management & VDR
Document management systems and virtual data rooms handle the most sensitive material organizations produce: M&A agreements, legal contracts, due diligence files, compliance records, financial reports. Most platforms secure access with credentials. WWPass removes them. Authentication without a username or password. Documents encrypted before they reach any server. Access tracked and identity-verified at every step.
Healthcare
Healthcare organizations face two security challenges that cannot be separated: ensuring that users are who they say they are, and ensuring that patient data is secure at rest and in transit. WWPass addresses both with a single architecture. Authentication without usernames or passwords. Client-side encryption where the key never leaves the clinician's device. No plaintext on any server. No shared secret for an attacker to steal.
Government & public sector
Government agencies and public sector organizations sit at the intersection of the most sensitive data and the highest-value targets. Nation-state actors, criminal groups, and insider threats all converge on the same vulnerability: the credential layer. WWPass removes it entirely — the usernames, passwords, and shared secrets that account for the majority of successful attacks on government systems and critical infrastructure.
Law & wealth management
Law firms and wealth managers handle information that is privileged, regulated, and irreplaceable. Client identities, financial records, legal agreements, and transaction documents must be accessible only to those with explicit authorization — not to administrators, not to platform vendors, not to anyone who compromises a server. WWPass enforces this at the architecture level, not through policy.
SaaS & technology
WWPass is not just an authentication method. It is a technology foundation on which SaaS companies build secure, compliant, and user-friendly products. Embed it into your platform and offer your customers authentication with no username in your system, no password stored anywhere, and no customer data accessible to you, your administrators, or WWPass.
Get WWPass
Download the WWPass Key app and test authentication without a username or password.
Get WWPass
Download the WWPass Key app and test authentication without a username or password.
