SCIM Joiner–Mover–Leaver for Your SaaS App Users

Single Sign-On (SSO) answers “can this person log in today?” System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) answers “should this account still exist?” Enterprise IT expects both before they call you enterprise ready.

When a buyer runs Okta or Microsoft Entra ID, they want new hires to appear in your tenant automatically, role changes to follow group membership, and leavers to lose access without a spreadsheet ticket to your support team.

AuthOne directory sync maps SCIM users and groups into your SaaS organizations, roles, and sessions. That is the WorkOS-class job: one integration that speaks Okta, Entra, Google Workspace, and JumpCloud so your engineers are not maintaining five custom SCIM endpoints.

AuthOne is not a connector that provisions GitHub, HashiCorp Vault, or cloud IAM for you. Those stay in the customer’s own IT stack. Your product gets a clean user table that matches their directory.

Security questionnaires obsess over offboarding. If someone leaves the company and can still open your app the next morning, you fail the review — even if login used SSO yesterday.

With AuthOne SCIM, a deprovision event from the IdP deactivates the user in your org and invalidates their sessions. You show auditors a clear path from directory event to app state without writing overnight cron jobs.

Ship SSO first to unblock sales. Add SCIM when deals stall on “how do we remove people?” Wire the AuthOne admin portal so the customer’s IT admin connects both without your engineers pasting XML over email.

That packaging — SSO + SCIM + self-serve setup — is what buyers search for when they compare WorkOS-class platforms. AuthOne is built for that checklist, not for inventing adjacent network or SIEM products.