LOG.ID
The infrastructure behindconnected digital applications.CORE
One shared foundation for identity, access, administration and modular capabilities — across every application your organization operates.
Illustrative architecture.
What CORE Is
One CORE. Multiple applications.
CORE is LOG.ID's shared platform layer — one place where identity, permissions, security and platform capability live, instead of being rebuilt separately inside every application an organization operates.
It is designed to sit underneath more than one application at a time, so connecting a new one is a matter of registration, not reconstruction.
Application Identity
The application's brand, domain, configuration, product experience and application context.
User Identity
The central authenticated user/account used across connected applications.
Applications remain independent products. Users authenticate once, through CORE, across all of them.
CORE provides
identity, authentication, access control, application context, shared platform infrastructure, administration, governance and modular capabilities.
CORE does not replace
- Application frontend
- Application business logic
- Application-specific product experience
- Application-specific business data
CORE is not merely one of these components. It is the shared platform layer that brings multiple capabilities together.
The Problem
Every new application should not require rebuilding the same infrastructure.
When organizations operate multiple digital products, identity, permissions, administration, payments, messaging and other shared capabilities are often rebuilt independently. That creates duplicated engineering work, inconsistent behavior and more infrastructure to maintain.
Without CORE
- Separate identity systems
- Repeated permission logic
- Duplicated administration
- Repeated platform integrations
- Fragmented governance
- More infrastructure for every new application
With CORE
- One shared identity foundation
- Central access and capability enforcement
- Shared administration and governance
- Reusable platform capabilities
- Modules activated per application
- Independent application business logic and data
CORE solves shared platform problems once and makes them reusable across the applications an organization operates.
CORE is not another application.
CORE is the platform layer underneath your applications.
Every connected application stays independent — its own product, its own brand, its own experience. What it shares with the others is the infrastructure operating underneath, not anything visible on the surface.
Business Value
Build shared infrastructure once. Reuse it across your ecosystem.
Every application that handles its own identity, permissions, security, billing, and administration is solving the same problems again, separately — with separately accumulating risk.
CORE exists so an organization solves them once, and every application it operates afterward inherits the result.
Without CORE
With CORE
Reuse
Shared capabilities do not need to be independently rebuilt for every application.
Consistency
Identity, access and governance can follow one central model.
Control
Applications remain independent while shared platform capabilities remain centrally governed.
Expansion
New applications can connect to the existing platform foundation.
Modularity
Applications can use different licensed capabilities.
Isolation
Application-specific business logic and data remain separated.
Who CORE Is For
Built for organizations operating more than one digital product.
Multi-Product Companies
Organizations operating several digital applications or services.
Platform Operators
Businesses building ecosystems around multiple applications, users or services.
Marketplaces & Commerce Ecosystems
Organizations sharing identity, access, payments, commerce and operational capabilities across products.
Media, Membership & Community Ecosystems
Organizations connecting memberships, premium access, messaging, rewards, advertising and other capabilities.
CORE Base
What every connected application receives.
CORE Base is the foundation every application gets by default — the infrastructure that would otherwise be rebuilt, and re-secured, one application at a time.
Identity
Who a person is, once, across every application.
- Identity & Authentication
- Users & Profiles
- Roles & Permissions
Security & Access
The layer that decides what is allowed, and enforces it.
- Security Foundation
- Module & Capability Registry
- Rate Limiting
Application Infrastructure
The shared services every connected application draws on.
- Applications Registry
- API Foundation
- Media & Storage
- Notifications
- Application Connect & Webhooks
- Delivery Addresses
Administration & Control
A structured administrative workspace to operate the platform — including organization-defined user data and a controlled way to bring existing users in — with a complete, readable audit trail of platform activity.
- Administration
- Structured Admin Workspace
- Custom User Data
- User 360°
- Migration Center
- Readable Audit Logs
- Operational Analytics
Data & Governance
Data handled with the obligations that come with it.
- GDPR & Data Governance
Commerce Infrastructure
The billing and entitlement layer applications build commercial features on.
- Billing & Payments
- Premium & Subscriptions
Exact CORE Base scope is defined by the applicable license and deployment agreement.
Optional Modules
Extend CORE when an application needs more.
Connected applications share the same CORE foundation, while each application can use the licensed capabilities it actually needs.
Rewards & Loyalty
ImplementedPoints, levels, and a redeemable rewards catalog.
Implemented and disabled by default, activated per application by CORE administration.
Advertising
ImplementedManaged placements and campaigns within an application.
Implemented and disabled by default, activated per application by CORE administration.
Affiliate
ImplementedReferral tracking and commission for partner-driven growth.
Implemented and disabled by default, activated per application by CORE administration.
Messaging
ImplementedDirect communication between an application's users.
Implemented and disabled by default, activated per application by CORE administration.
Commerce
ImplementedCentralized purchase and transaction history.
Implemented and disabled by default, activated per application by CORE administration.
Members
ImplementedA public directory of an application's members.
Implemented and disabled by default, activated per application by CORE administration.
Support
ImplementedA structured ticket system for user support.
Implemented and disabled by default, activated per application by CORE administration.
Conceptual Illustration
Different applications, different activated modules.
CORE Base — included for every application
Coming Soon
Next-generation CORE capabilities.
Beyond CORE Base and the modules available today, two larger platform capabilities are being developed — not yet part of the current implementation.
NEXT CORE CAPABILITIES
CORE Demo & Sandbox
Try CORE before you buy.
A planned, isolated test environment for prospective CORE customers, separate from production — a way to evaluate a module or a migration path before any commitment.
- Planned secure sandbox environment (e.g. test.logid.pro)
- Evaluate CORE and its modules before purchase
- Simulate a migration without touching production data
- Fully isolated — nothing in the sandbox affects a live CORE deployment
CORE Configurator / Build my CORE
Build your CORE and see what it costs.
A planned configuration tool for assembling a CORE package around the modules an organization actually needs, with a cost estimate produced from that selection.
- Select the CORE modules relevant to your application
- Assemble a package matched to your requirements
- Automatic price estimation based on your selection
- A direct starting point for a CORE sales conversation
Use Cases
One platform layer. Many digital ecosystems.
Illustrative use cases — not customer case studies.
Media & Membership Ecosystem
A publisher operates several digital products such as a content platform, member area, events application and commerce service. CORE can provide shared identity, permissions, premium access and selected modules across the ecosystem.
Multi-Brand Commerce
A commerce group operates several storefronts or marketplaces. CORE can provide shared identity, selected commerce capabilities, delivery information, affiliate functionality and access control.
Digital Product Portfolio
A company launches multiple applications over time. Each new application connects to the same CORE foundation instead of independently rebuilding common platform infrastructure.
Security & Governance
Enforced centrally, not assumed per application.
Security in CORE is not a checklist added afterward — it's the mechanism that decides what an application, and its users, are allowed to do.
Conceptual Illustration
Identity
Who is accessing the system.
Permissions
What that identity is allowed to do.
Application Isolation
Which application the request belongs to.
Capability & Entitlement
Which CORE capability is available.
Audit & Governance
What activity can be recorded and reviewed.
Centralized Identity
One identity and authentication system, shared by every connected application.
Roles & Permissions
Access is defined by role and re-verified on every action — never assumed from the last check.
Application Isolation
One application's data and module configuration is never visible to another.
Capability & Entitlement Enforcement
A disabled module is unreachable at the server, not just hidden in an interface.
Audit Logging Infrastructure
The underlying mechanism that records every administrative action into one centralized trail — traceable, not just performed.
Rate Limiting
Sensitive operations are protected against abuse by design.
GDPR & Data Governance
Personal data is handled with export and deletion built in, not bolted on.
License, Activation & Access
Licensed once. Activated per application.
An application cannot activate or access a module outside its valid entitlement. Module access is enforced at the server and service layer, not only hidden in the interface.
Conceptual Illustration
- 01
License Entitlement
The commercial agreement determines which CORE modules the customer is entitled to use.
- 02
Application Activation
An authorized administrator enables an entitled module for a specific connected application.
- 03
Capability Configuration
The application receives the capabilities allowed by its license and application context.
- 04
User Authorization
CORE enforces access server-side based on user, role, application and entitlement.
Turning a module off doesn't remove the entitlement to use it — it can be switched back on just as deliberately as it was switched off.
Architecture
One platform. A clear structure underneath it.
LOG.ID operates CORE. CORE provides the foundation and the module system. Applications connect on top.
Connected Applications
How It Works
Five steps, from application to ecosystem.
- 01
Connect
An application connects to CORE and registers its identity.
- 02
Build on the Foundation
Identity, security, users, and permissions come from CORE Base.
- 03
Extend
Additional modules are activated as the application needs them.
- 04
Control
Access is managed centrally, application by application.
- 05
Scale
More applications join the same foundation, without rebuilding it.
Built to extend.
CORE's module system is designed to grow — new capabilities register the same way the current ones do, without changing how an application already connected to CORE operates.
Request a Demo
Discuss your application ecosystem.
Tell us what your organization operates today and what you plan to connect. We will use the information to prepare a relevant technical conversation.
What to include
- Company and work email
- Number of applications you operate or plan to connect
- Deployment preference, if you already have one
- Modules you are interested in
- A short description of what you're building
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Contact
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