Strivacity offers a low-code dashboard that lets companies create secure customer and business sign-in journeys with radio buttons and drop-down menus. The platform handles consent management, identity verification and branding, and can be deployed as fully isolated customer instances to meet data residency requirements. Hosted on a scalable cloud architecture, the company says it can ramp to match spikes in login activity for up to hundreds of millions of monthly active users. Strivacity uses AI and machine-learning models to detect anomalous behavior and block bots, and includes privacy-centric features like self-service data deletion. Product roadmap items include document-based verification and support for organizations with multiple subsidiaries and divisions. The company plans to nearly double headcount from about 40 employees to roughly 70 and declined to disclose revenue figures. Strivacity offers a unified CIAM platform that emphasizes clicks-not-code to let organizations add secure login and manage customer identities without extensive custom development. The product centralizes management and storage of customer identities, enforces data sovereignty, and is designed to balance customer experience with security and regulatory compliance. Strivacity positions its platform to reduce engineering and security team workloads while enabling marketing and personalization through customer interaction insights. The company says its solution helps organizations provide standout customer experiences while maintaining rigorous security and compliance standards. Strivacity will use the recent funding to accelerate R&D and expand go-to-market investments in sales and marketing. The company is based in Herndon, Va.

Total raised

$29M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Apr 2023