Yameveo designs and implements Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) systems for enterprises across Europe — single sign-on (SSO), OAuth2, OIDC, and multi-tenant identity architectures — covering both the protocol layer and the UX considerations that make identity usable at scale. Our team has delivered CIAM for enterprise clients, and our founder brings direct hands-on experience with SAP Customer Data Cloud and CIAM platform architecture. We also bring an AI-and-cybersecurity perspective from our work leading a work package on the EU VANTAGE project, which lets us extend standard CIAM deployments with identity threat detection and emerging standards like EUDI wallet credentials.
What does a CIAM implementation from Yameveo include?
A Yameveo CIAM implementation covers the full identity stack: single sign-on (SSO), OAuth2 and OIDC flows, and multi-tenant identity architecture, plus the login and registration UX that determines whether users actually adopt the system. We work at the protocol layer — authorization flows, token handling, session management, federation between identity providers — and on the experience layer, because a technically correct identity system that frustrates users at sign-up quietly costs you conversions. We build on the platform that fits your stack rather than reselling a single vendor; where you already run a CIAM platform such as SAP Customer Data Cloud, Auth0, or Okta, we integrate with and extend it rather than forcing a rebuild.
Can you add threat detection to an existing CIAM platform like Auth0, Okta or SAP Customer Data Cloud?
Yes — CIAM platforms generally ship without native anomaly detection, and Yameveo can add a passive, webhook-based monitoring layer that spots impossible travel, credential stuffing, and account-takeover patterns without touching the login critical path. Because the monitoring runs alongside authentication rather than inline, it does not add latency or risk to the flow your users depend on to sign in. This draws directly on our cybersecurity work: on the VANTAGE project we lead the work package covering AI-driven vulnerability assessment and incident investigation, and the same detection thinking applies to identity signals.
Can you accept EUDI wallet credentials without replacing your identity provider?
Yes — you can accept EUDI (European Digital Identity) wallet credentials by adding a verifier step called from your existing identity provider’s hooks or actions, so you keep your current IdP (Auth0, SAP Customer Data Cloud, Okta, or another) rather than replacing it. The credential-verification model follows the W3C Verifiable Credentials standard, which means your IdP continues to own sessions and user records while the wallet handles the proof of identity. This matters because eIDAS 2.0 introduces EU-wide digital identity wallets, and companies running CIAM will need a path to accept them. Under eIDAS 2.0 (Regulation (EU) 2024/1183), member states must offer an EUDI wallet by the end of 2026 and regulated private sectors (banking, telecom, transport, healthcare and others) must accept it during 2027 — without replacing your existing IdP, since acceptance integrates through extension hooks such as Auth0 Actions, Okta hooks or SAP CDC webhooks calling an external verifier.
How do you work with our existing identity provider and engineering team?
We integrate with the identity provider and codebase you already run, working alongside your engineering team rather than replacing your stack. Our founder spent years as a technical lead working with distributed international teams on architecture reviews and critical production issues, so we are comfortable slotting into an existing team, reviewing an existing CIAM setup, and taking ownership of the identity workstream or advising on it. Engagements range from full CIAM implementation to fractional CTO and architecture advisory, depending on what your team needs.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you resell a CIAM product, or are you independent?
We are independent — we design and implement CIAM on the platform that fits your requirements and stack, working at the protocol layer (SSO, OAuth2, OIDC) rather than pushing a single vendor. Where you already run a CIAM platform, we integrate with and extend it.
Do you work with companies outside Bulgaria?
Yes. Yameveo is based in Burgas, Bulgaria, and has delivered CIAM for enterprise clients across Europe. We work with distributed teams and are set up to engage remotely across the EU.
Do you handle both single sign-on and multi-tenant setups?
Yes. Our CIAM work covers SSO, OAuth2 and OIDC flows as well as multi-tenant identity architectures, so we can support a single application or a platform serving many separate customer organisations from one identity layer.
Can you help us prepare for EUDI wallet and eIDAS 2.0?
Yes. We can add EUDI wallet credential verification to your existing identity provider using a verifier called from IdP hooks or actions and the W3C Verifiable Credentials model, so you prepare for eIDAS 2.0 without replacing your IdP.
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