A control plane for compliance automation that one person can run. Connect an identity provider, write policies in plain language or as code, and let the platform produce the evidence.
Request elevated rights for a task, get them for an hour, lose them automatically. Approvals happen in chat or email with the risk shown inline.
A closed HR record revokes every dependent grant across SaaS, cloud accounts and shared drives within minutes, and produces a receipt.
Scoped, time-boxed access for third parties through the Control Gateway, with the same identity checks and evidence as your own staff.
Privileged sessions on production systems are recorded, indexed and searchable. Reviewers see commands, not summaries.
Quarterly or continuous reviews pre-filled with actual usage. Managers confirm in minutes; unused grants are flagged and removed on a schedule.
Generate PCI DSS and SOC 2 evidence packs from the audit log. Every control maps to the decisions that prove it, with dates and approvers attached.
The list grows every month, driven by what customers in financial services ask for. If a system that holds transaction records is missing, it is probably on the roadmap, and the generic SCIM, SAML and webhook connectors cover most of the rest in the meantime.
Everything is observable: every decision carries a trace id that links the request, the policy version and the evidence record. When a financial-services customer asks why someone had access on a given Tuesday, the answer is one query.
Read how customers in financial services rolled it out on the blog, including the week-one report and the first access review, or talk to us about what yours would look like.