Business as usual
Your services sign in through anynear, and anynear passes straight on to your existing sign-in service, for example Microsoft Entra ID. Nothing changes for your employees.
Emergency sign-in · Early access
Your people get in, even when sign-in fails.
When your sign-in service fails, wiki, tickets and tools come to a halt even though they are running. With anynear, your employees sign in with their phone in an emergency: a confirmation in the app or a passkey. No account, no password.
How it works
Invisible day to day. There when it counts.
Prepare once
At their first sign-in, each person scans a QR code with the anynear app. It takes a minute and links their phone to their work access.
In an emergency, with the phone
If your sign-in service doesn’t answer, the person confirms the sign-in in the app: tap the right number, unlock with a fingerprint, done. Or with a passkey.
Security
Simpler than a password. Safer too.
No account, no password
There is nothing to steal or guess. Access is a key on the phone, protected by its lock.
The phone confirms
The phone itself signs every sign-in. Our locations cannot invent a sign-in.
A number, not just “yes”
The person taps the number shown on the sign-in page. Flooding someone with requests doesn’t get an attacker in.
You stay in control
You decide whether the emergency mode kicks in by itself or only once two admins agree, and for which services. Every emergency sign-in is recorded.
For your IT team
The key questions.
How do we connect our services?
Through OpenID Connect. Any service that speaks OpenID Connect can be connected: for example wiki, ticketing, Git, monitoring or VPN. anynear uses the code flow with PKCE; tokens are valid for a few minutes only.
What about Microsoft 365?
Outlook, Teams and SharePoint keep signing in directly with Microsoft. They cannot sign in through anynear. To keep your employees reachable during such an outage, there is crisis communication.
Who gets in during an emergency?
Only people who linked their phone beforehand and are active in your directory. Anyone blocked at Microsoft is blocked at anynear too.
Does it work without Microsoft?
Yes. Without your own sign-in service or domain, you invite your employees by link, and they always sign in with the app or a passkey.
Where does it run?
Spread across several locations in Europe run by different providers. If one fails, another takes over, even in the middle of a sign-in. With your own network, also on your own locations.
Early Access
Get started through the early-access programme.
We set up emergency sign-in together with you, connect your services and run through an outage once.