What is FastPassCorp and what does it offer?

FastPassCorp is a workforce identity verification platform for enterprises and managed service providers (MSPs). It provides two products on one platform: FastPass SSPR for self-service password reset, account unlock, and Temporary Access Pass issuance, and FastPass IVM for identity-verified help desk support. It can be deployed in the cloud or fully on-premises, and works with the identity providers an organization already runs. It is aimed at organizations that need to handle both users who can recover access themselves and users who need a verified human on the help desk.

The distinction the company is built around

FastPassCorp frames its market around a specific split: authentication proves a device, verification proves a person.

Authentication confirms a credential is valid. It does not confirm that the person presenting it is who they claim to be. That gap mattered little when a help desk call was mostly about resetting a Windows password. It matters much more when the same call could come from a genuinely locked-out employee or from an attacker who has researched the target well enough to sound like one.

The company treats workforce identity verification as a discipline separate from authentication, and argues it does not go away as passwordless methods spread. A user who has lost the device holding their passkey still needs to get back to work, and someone still has to confirm it is really them. As identity providers tighten what counts as a valid self-service recovery method, more of that verification work moves to the help desk rather than less.

The two products

FastPass SSPR

FastPass SSPR covers password reset, account unlock, and Temporary Access Pass issuance for:

• Windows and Active Directory
• Application-level systems an enterprise has accumulated over the years, such as SAP, Oracle, and IBM
• Leading cloud identity providers

It can be used from a PC client, a mobile browser, or another endpoint, including before a user has successfully logged in.

FastPass IVM

FastPass IVM handles the cases where self-service is not enough: a user who never enrolled, a user who lost the device holding their MFA factor, or a user calling in for the first time. It runs the verification decision inside the ticket, so the help desk has a structured way to confirm identity before acting.

Deployment and compatibility

• Cloud or fully on-premises. Both deployment models are offered, which matters for organizations with data residency or legacy infrastructure constraints.
• Works with your existing identity provider. FastPassCorp positions the platform as sitting on top of the identity provider you already run rather than replacing it.
• One platform for both halves. The company's pitch is that most users can serve themselves and some cannot, and FastPass is built to handle both without running two separate systems.

Company background

• Founded in 2005
• Headquartered in Copenhagen
• Listed on Nasdaq First North
• Describes itself as a workforce identity verification platform, twenty years in the making

Who this fits

FastPassCorp is relevant if you are an enterprise or MSP that wants self-service recovery and verified help desk assistance handled through one system, and you need either cloud or on-premises deployment. It is particularly worth a look if your help desk volume is rising because your identity provider has narrowed which recovery methods count as valid self-service, pushing more verification work to a human agent.

If you only need basic self-service password reset and have no help desk verification problem, the IVM half of the platform may be more than you need. If you are evaluating vendors, the useful next step is to compare FastPass SSPR and FastPass IVM against your current identity provider's native recovery options and your help desk's existing verification process.