Create every user account once, and every application in the building authenticates against it — instead of each application keeping its own separate list of logins.
Built for smaller facilities that never stood up a corporate directory: a single self-contained server, an admin console to manage people and groups, and standard LDAP so any application — the Synthology fleet included — can point at it.
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The problem it solves
A smaller facility that never stood up a corporate directory ends up with a separate list of user accounts inside every application. The same person is entered over and over, each with its own password to remember and reset.
When someone leaves, an administrator has to remember every application they were in and disable each one by hand. Miss one and access lingers.
Every user lives in one directory. Each application binds to it over standard LDAP, so people sign in with a single account managed in a single place.
Onboard once, and it works everywhere. Disable once, and access is gone everywhere — no per-application cleanup to forget.
What it does
Standard on the wire, simple to run, and something every application you already own can talk to.
Speaks the protocol every application already knows.
A single self-contained server, sized to the building.
The whole point: stop re-creating the same people everywhere.
Every Synthology product already knows how to bind to it.
See it
Live captures from a running installation — click any screen to enlarge it.
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Who can administer the directory itself — separate from directory membership.
Availability
Identity Trust is generally available now, covering the capabilities on this page: a standards-compliant LDAPv3 server, the admin console, SQLite and PostgreSQL storage, and Windows and Linux installers.
If a single directory for your facility is on your list, request a demo and we will walk you through it.
Documentation
Current GA release v1.0.1.30 · released 2026-09-19
Every XyDromatics Identity Trust deployment ships with the documents below, all managed under SynthQMS document control. Identity Trust is a directory (LDAP) service, not a DICOM product, so it carries no DICOM Conformance Statement; the documents are shared under mutual NDA.
One directory for every application — first general availability
| Document | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| DOC-2026-511 | Hardware & Software Requirements (Identity Trust) | Sizing, OS support, dependencies |
| DOC-2026-514 | EULA Annex (Identity Trust) | Annex to the Synthology Master EULA (DOC-2026-063) |
| DOC-2026-513 | Internal Security Assessment / Penetration Test (Identity Trust) | Available under NDA |
| DOC-2026-512 | QA Runner Manual (Identity Trust) | Internal QA + customer-validated test runs |
| DOC-2026-509 | End User Guide (Identity Trust) | Operator + administrator workflows |
| DOC-2026-510 | Installation Guide (Identity Trust) | Includes MSI deploy + Linux tarball install |
XyDromatics Identity Trust-specific documents beyond the standard set. Items marked Pending are tracked for authoring under SynthQMS change control.
| Document | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| DOC-2026-515 | Third-Party Software Attribution (Identity Trust) | Open-source components + licences |
XyDromatics Identity Trust gives a facility a single directory that every application — the Synthology fleet included — authenticates against. Generally available now for Windows and Linux.
