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System of record · guaranteed offboarding

Every offboarding, fully closed. Every time.

The record of who has access to what — where an offboarding case can’t close until every access is revoked, on a log that can’t be quietly edited.

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The problem

Offboarding lives in a spreadsheet. Auditors keep flagging it.

At most small and mid-sized companies, “who has access to what” is a spreadsheet, a Slack thread, or someone’s memory. When people leave, revocations get done mostly — and nobody can prove it later. That gap is the first thing a SOC 2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA auditor pulls on.

What auditors ask — and what you answer

  • “Who left last quarter?”→ complete list
  • “Prove access was revoked.”→ closed case
  • “Who approved this?”→ four-eyes record
  • “Has the log been edited?”→ hash chain: no
How it works

From “someone left” to a closed, provable case

01
Employee exits

Mark the leaver — or auto-detected straight from your connected HRIS.

02
Checklist auto-built

One revocation task per active grant, generated automatically.

03
Tasks tracked

Each access revoked in its real system and marked done — audited.

04
Case can’t close early

The hard rule: the case stays open until every task is done.

Capabilities

Governance, not just a list

Four-eyes approval

Every request routed for separate approval. The requester is stripped from their own approver list — no self-approval, ever.

Guaranteed offboarding

A case can’t be marked complete while any revocation task is outstanding. A hard invariant, not a reminder.

Tamper-evident audit

Hash-chained log. Edits, mid-chain deletes, and even tail-truncation are all detectable.

Manager-scoped RBAC

Managers see their direct reports only — a real access boundary, plus per-system granter/approver/revoker authority.

Auto-expiring access

Time-boxed grants really expire. An hourly job flips past-due access to expired and audits it.

Recurring reviews

Scheduled certification campaigns re-attest access on a per-tenant cadence — unattended.

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Pricing

Priced for SMBs, not enterprise IGA

Starter

Never fail an access audit again.

$49/mo
  • Access record-keeping
  • Auto offboarding checklist
  • Auto-expiring access
  • Tamper-proof audit log
Most popular

Growth

Access management runs itself.

$249/mo
  • Everything in Starter
  • Recurring access reviews
  • Retention enforcement
  • SLA-breach email reminders

Business

Automatic provision & deprovision.

$999/mo+
  • Everything in Growth
  • Real connectors (AWS, Okta/SCIM, GitHub, HRIS…)
  • Public API & webhooks
  • Priority support
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Customer proof

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Close the offboarding gap before your next audit.

Start free, import your access inventory, and turn “we think we revoked it” into proof.

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