Identity Lifecycle Management for Disconnected Apps

Bring automated provisioning, deprovisioning, and access reviews to the apps your IAM and IGA tools can't reach.

Disconnected applications break identity lifecycle automation. Because they lack native integrations or APIs, standard IAM and IGA tools can't automatically provision or deprovision users in them, so IT falls back on tickets, spreadsheets, and manual administration. The result is inconsistent access, audit gaps, and permissions that linger after people leave. Cerby closes that gap by automating identity workflows for disconnected apps, including those without SCIM or APIs, so access stays continuously aligned with your source of truth.

Cerby integrates with your existing identity provider or IGA and extends lifecycle automation to the apps they can't reach. As a user joins, moves, or leaves, Cerby automatically grants, updates, or revokes their access and rotates shared credentials, with no manual steps. It also syncs access data from disconnected apps back into your IGA, so access reviews and remediation cover your full application landscape rather than only the connected apps.

How Cerby extends the identity lifecycle to disconnected apps:

• Automates provisioning and deprovisioning in disconnected apps, including those without SCIM or APIs.
• Syncs access data from disconnected apps into your IGA to automate access reviews and remediation across the full application landscape.
• Removes access and rotates shared credentials automatically during offboarding, so no lingering permissions remain.
• Covers on-premises apps, browser-based or thick-client, behind the firewall, through the Cerby on-premises agent.
• Manages roles, entitlements, and group synchronization for policy-aligned access, with detailed audit logs for compliance.
  

ClickUp reports a 258% ROI on Cerby, with fewer manual processes and better control over sensitive accounts.

Read the full brief: Identity Lifecycle Management (PDF)