Schemus
Enterprise data management and identity synchronisation software for organisations and cloud service providers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Schemus
Schemus develops data management software for corporate and cloud environments. Its products transform and synchronise information from directories, databases and files; use cases include identity management, user provisioning, data integration and migration, and ETL.
CloudBase enables organisations to share identity and user-account information with external cloud services. InterChange supports broader enterprise data management needs. Schemus is the product arm of UK software consultancy Metanate and is registered in England, with its listed address in Cambridge.
Product: CloudBase synchronises identity and user-account data with cloud services; InterChange integrates and transforms data from directories, databases and files.
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