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Define access rules with priorities, match conditions, and escalation paths. Each policy composes cleanly with others—priority ordering resolves overlaps deterministically. No hidden inheritance, no surprise denials.
Zoth unifies users, groups, resources, policies, and approval chains into a single control plane. Access decisions happen against real org context, not fragmented spreadsheets.
FIG. 1.1

Define access rules with priorities, match conditions, and escalation paths. Each policy composes cleanly with others—priority ordering resolves overlaps deterministically. No hidden inheritance, no surprise denials.
Users, groups, and manager chains form a queryable graph. Approval routing derives from real org structure, not hardcoded lists.
The control plane handles policy, identity, approval routing, audit, and resource management. No external dependencies for core IGA operations.
Define access rules with match conditions, priorities, and escalation paths. Policies compose without conflict.
Users, groups, and manager chains form a queryable graph. Approval routing derives from real org structure.
Routes derive from policy and org context. Low-risk requests auto-approve; sensitive access escalates.
Every grant, revoke, and decision is recorded with hash chaining. Evidence is immutable and exportable.
Every system, role, and permission is catalogued. Policies reference resources, not opaque strings.
Multi-tenant by default. Each organization's policies, users, and audit data remain completely isolated.
The audit log captures every access request, policy evaluation, approval action, grant, and revoke. Hash chaining makes tampering detectable. Export to any SIEM or compliance tool.
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