Providers
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Quick answer
A provider is a licensed third-party service a member connects to Mitra OS. Mitra routes the member's instruction to the provider, which carries it out.
Summary
Mitra OS does not replace the services it connects. The Providers module lets members connect licensed third parties, and the orchestrator routes the right instruction to the right provider, subject to the member's confirmation.
Key takeaways
- Providers are licensed third parties.
- Members choose which providers to connect.
- Mitra OS routes instructions and does not replace provider licenses.
Role of a provider
Licensed services stay responsible for what they provide. Mitra coordinates, and the provider performs.
Role of Mitra OS
- Routes instructions from the orchestrator.
- Requires step-up confirmation for consequential actions.
- Keeps the member in control of which providers are connected.
Frequently asked questions
People also ask
- Does Mitra OS support single sign-on? (Mitra OS for business)
- How can a company get involved? (Mitra OS for business)
- Which apps does Mitra OS integrate with? (Integrations with the apps you use)
- Can a company integrate its service? (Integrations with the apps you use)
- Can Mitra move money without asking me? (Finance and the Wealth module)
Related topics
guide Mitra OS for business How businesses use Mitra OS to take care of customers, employees and suppliers on one platform, with a portal that supports enterprise single sign-on. feature Integrations with the apps you use Mitra OS connects to the apps and licensed providers you already use. Learn how connections fit into requests and what stays under your control. feature Finance and the Wealth module How Mitra OS approaches money matters through the Wealth module, connected licensed providers and a mandatory confirmation step for money actions. guide API and developer access Current status of developer access to Mitra OS. No public API or SDK is documented on this wiki yet; here is how to ask and what to expect.
Glossary terms on this page
- MITRA: MITRA is the orchestration platform behind Mitra OS. Mitra is the name you talk to, and Mitra OS, Inc. is the company that builds it.
- Orchestrator: The orchestrator is the part of Mitra OS that breaks a request into tasks, sends them to domain agents, reconciles the results and returns one answer.
- Step-up: Step-up is an extra, fresh biometric check required before a sensitive action, even when you are already signed in.