Yotta Identity

Identity for humans, services, workloads, and agents across every Yotta surface

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What it is

What is Yotta Identity?

Yotta Identity is the access layer for the agentic enterprise. It brings users, groups, SSO connections, applications, service accounts, API authorization, credentials, sessions, agent identities, and machine identities into one product so every actor in the platform can be authenticated, authorized, audited, and governed with the same operating model.

Capabilities

What Identity gives your team

These capabilities are grounded in the current repo surfaces and the planned product updates for the yotta_bot control plane

  1. 01Directory and groupsManage users, groups, membership, and ownership across the account
  2. 02SSO and federationConnect identity providers, applications, and SSO flows without splitting identity from platform governance
  3. 03Agent identityTreat agents as first-class identities with scoped credentials, sessions, and audit trails
  4. 04Machine identityManage service accounts, client credentials, certificates, and workload access in one product
  5. 05Access controlUse roles, policies, API authorization, and permission boundaries to enforce least privilege
  6. 06Governance eventsReview identity activity, access changes, and audit events from the same product surface
Comparison

Identity compared with similar products

Identity products usually split workforce, workload, and agent access across several services. Yotta Identity is planned as one product surface for people, services, machines, and agents operating inside the control plane.

Capability Identity AWS IAM Microsoft Entra Google Cloud IAM Okta
Primary scope People, services, workloads, and agents AWS service and workload access Workforce, customer, non-human, and agent identities Google Cloud resource access and agent identity Workforce and customer identity
Agent identities First-class product area Cloud and agent-service dependent Explicit Entra Agent ID direction Agent identity direction in IAM portfolio AI agent identity products
SSO and directory Built into the same Identity product IAM Identity Center adjacent Core strength Federation and workforce identity Core strength
API and machine auth API tokens, client credentials, sessions, and service accounts IAM roles, users, and access keys Applications and non-human identity controls Workload Identity Federation API access management
Governance model Shared yotta_bot policy, audit, and context graph AWS-account scoped Broad identity governance suite Google Cloud org and policy model Identity governance add-ons
Deployment posture Cloud or self-hosted control plane AWS only Cloud service Google Cloud only Cloud service
  1. 1Yotta capability descriptions combine current code surfaces with planned product updates in the repo.
  2. 2Similar-product summaries are based on public vendor positioning and documentation reviewed in June 2026.

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