Splan joins SailPoint’s Unified Platform Access program as launch partner

Splan, Inc. said SailPoint included the company as a launch partner in its Unified Platform Access program, announced June 16, 2026, and highlighted at Black Hat 2026 in Las Vegas. The partnership connects Splan Securify to SailPoint’s platform so enterprises can unify physical and IT identity governance in real time.

Why it matters: - Splan’s inclusion gives enterprises another path to connect physical access data with identity security workflows. - The partnership is aimed at critical infrastructure and regulated industries, where cyber-physical risk is increasingly linked. - Splan Securify is designed to turn physical access events into normalized data that can feed SailPoint entitlement catalogs.

What happened: - Splan, Inc. said SailPoint included the company as a launch partner in the SailPoint Unified Platform Access program. - The program launch took place on June 16, 2026. - Splan announced the partnership during Black Hat 2026 in Las Vegas. - Splan said the collaboration supports Splan Securify, a cloud-based convergence layer for physical identity governance.

The details: - SailPoint’s Unified Platform Access solution is designed for a partner ecosystem of technology providers and systems integrators building on SailPoint’s Atlas foundation. - The commercial model includes membership, a shared-success revenue structure, access to integration tools, certifications and joint go-to-market support. - Splan said Splan Securify transforms and normalizes cardholder profiles, badge access events, access violations, exception conditions, alarms and area access entitlements. - The platform is intended to support thousands of employees, contractors and visitors. - Splan said the system applies role-based constructs for each identity and sends data streams to SailPoint entitlement catalogs. - Security managers can make risk-led IT and physical access decisions in real time, or use agentic functions to recommend area entitlements based on risk and compliance. - Splan’s product set includes AI-powered Physical Identity and Access Management, Enterprise Visitor Management with Security Insights and mobile wallet credentials. - Splan also said the platform integrates with enterprise IAM systems such as SailPoint and with a broad range of access-control systems. - The company listed its website as More information.

Between the lines: - SailPoint is signaling that its partner strategy is moving beyond basic integrations and toward partner-built solutions on its platform. - For Splan, the launch-partner role places physical identity governance closer to mainstream identity security buying decisions. - The timing around Black Hat 2026 suggests both companies wanted to frame the announcement for a security-focused audience.

What's next: - Splan said the SailPoint connection will help bring physical identity governance onto the SailPoint platform. - Enterprises using both systems can expect more tightly coupled IT and physical access workflows if they adopt the integration. - Splan did not disclose rollout timing, customer deployments or pricing for the partnership.

The bottom line: - The announcement positions physical access as part of the broader identity security stack, not a separate facilities problem.