Customers create their own accounts, and you still know who they are

Guided self-registration with social sign-in, and MFA that steps up when the risk does.

Akku runs registration as a guided self-service flow with social sign-in from the major providers, so an account gets created without anyone in your business provisioning it. Identity verification sits behind it: MFA where you require it, and adaptive MFA where the request itself looks worth challenging.

What is customer self-registration?

Customer self-registration is account creation the customer completes themselves, without anyone in your business provisioning it. The identity is created, verified and protected by the platform rather than by an administrator, which is the only model that works when the population is measured in tens of thousands rather than hundreds.

Registration in steps, or none at all with social sign-in

Guided onboarding workflows take someone through registration step by step rather than presenting a single long form. Social sign-in from the major providers removes the password from the process entirely for anyone who wants that route, and it removes one more credential from the set your business ends up responsible for.

Verification behind the convenience

MFA is available on customer accounts, and adaptive MFA applies it selectively: a routine sign-in stays routine, and one that looks unusual meets a second factor.

The same identity on every channel

Identity creation is consistent across every channel a customer arrives through, so an account made on the mobile app and an account made on the website are the same kind of record with the same verification behind it.

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