pasby embeds into onboarding, contractor, catering, workforce, procurement, camp, access, and compliance programs — coordinating identity and authorization across sites, subcontractors, and partners with the same delivery model as national public-sector engagements.
Typical program scope · ₦25M – ₦600M+ · Pilot → rollout → O&M
Onboarding, contractors, catering, workforce, procurement, camps, access, and compliance — pasby embeds as the trust layer beneath these programs, coordinating identity and authorization across sites and partners.
Challenge: Employees, contractors, and visitors are onboarded separately in HR, security, and vendor tools — duplicating identity proof and slowing site readiness.
pasby layer: Single identity substrate for onboarding — verify once, issue scoped credentials, and propagate trust across HR, access, and compliance systems.
Process mapping → pilot site → multi-site rollout
Challenge: Contractor management repeats KYC, induction, and permit signing for every project and every subcontractor tier.
pasby layer: Portable contractor trust — identity-bound authorization, revocable site access, and signature-backed work permits across the contractor chain.
Vendor registry → operator pilot → federation across JVs
Challenge: Catering, facilities, and ancillary vendors need time-bound access without compromising core workforce security policies.
pasby layer: Scoped, expiring authorization for third-party services with audit trails tied to site and shift context.
Facility pilot → campus-wide → retained operations
Challenge: Workforce identity is fragmented across timekeeping, access control, safety, and operator ERP systems.
pasby layer: Unified workforce identity — authentication, role tiers, and portable trust signals across sites and subcontractors.
Single-site pilot → multi-site workforce grid → O&M
Challenge: Enterprise procurement needs verified signatory authority, vendor identity, and tamper-evident records across B2B workflows.
pasby layer: Identity-bound signatures, institutional authorization, and audit-ready procurement interactions embedded in existing platforms.
Integration design → category pilot → enterprise-wide trust rail
Challenge: Remote camps and project sites manage residents, rotations, and access in spreadsheets and disconnected gate systems.
pasby layer: Camp lifecycle trust — check-in/out, room allocation, access tiers, and incident-grade logging for regulated sites.
Camp pilot → operator portfolio → long-term O&M
Challenge: Physical and logical access control run on different identity stacks, creating gaps for visitors, contractors, and escalated privileges.
pasby layer: Identity-bound access policies — badges, gates, and application permissions driven from one authorization layer.
Perimeter pilot → site federation → continuous attestation
Challenge: Regulators and operators require evidence of who did what, when, and under which authority — often reconstructed manually after the fact.
pasby layer: Continuous compliance posture — tamper-evident logs, policy evaluation on every interaction, and exportable audit packs.
Control mapping → pilot attestations → enterprise compliance grid
Scoped, auditable authorization between operators, subcontractors, banks, and partner systems.
Verified trust signals that move across sites and JV partners without re-onboarding every engagement.
Cryptographic signatures for permits, contracts, induction packs, and regulatory intent.
Trust layer beneath onboarding, workforce, camp, and procurement systems — not a bolt-on widget.
Audit trails, residency controls, and policy enforcement aligned with operator and regional regulation.
SLA classes designed for multi-site deployments, critical workforce, and long-running O&M retainers.
Operator engagements follow the same institutional lifecycle as national programs — discovery, site pilot, multi-site rollout, and retained operations. Built for long-running infrastructure, not one-off integrations.
6–10 weeks
60–120 days
6–24 months
Multi-year
Onboarding, workforce, camp, and access systems are scoped by site footprint, integration depth, SLA class, and O&M duration. Typical engagements range from ₦25M to ₦600M+ per program. API unit pricing applies to product-led integrations.
“The mission is to create a trust framework for seamless online interactions across our borders. More than a product, pasby is infrastructure for a coherent Pan-African digital economy.”
Available on request for operator security review, integration planning, and commercial scoping.
Onboarding, workforce, camp, access, and compliance programs begin with a structured briefing — embedded trust architecture, integration patterns, SLA class, and commercial scoping for your operator footprint.
Typical program scope · ₦25M – ₦600M+ · Multi-site O&M available