Client Identity Systems
Organize access without confusing platform ownership and delegated administration.
What the engagement needs to solve
Clients retain ownership-level administration, vendors, licensing, and billing. Marathon Automation access is authorized and limited to the engagement scope.
Recommendations start with the customer’s requirements, existing platforms, business owners, and practical support model. The objective is a controlled working system rather than an isolated feature.
What this work can cover
Identity inventory
Identify accounts, licenses, owners, and existing group and role structures.
Permission design
Apply role-based access and least privilege where supported.
Offboarding
Plan removal of access, credential rotation, and documentation updates.
How this fits the Marathon Automation offering model
Standalone work
Consulting and third-party system implementation may be contracted independently.
AI Enablement
Customer-facing and organizational AI are delivered through the relevant Foundation and Organization plans.
Automation Enablement
Ongoing cross-system integrations and automation follow the contracted Automation Enablement authority model.
Make publishing authority explicit
Content authors, campaign approvers, advertising administrators, and system owners often need different levels of access. Define permissions without transferring customer account ownership.
Content, channel, customer journey
One business brief can inform the outward message and the systems that receive the response, provided the appropriate people approve each step.
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