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MIA unifies identities, access governance, SaaS stack and monitoring in one sovereign platform. No forced IdP: you decide which connector is the source of truth. Data hosted in France.
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Identities, access governance, your SaaS 
stack and anomaly 
monitoring in one sovereign platform, driven from the connector of your choice.
Provisioning, roles and offboarding across all your SaaS, driven by the source of truth you choose.
Approved requests, scheduled reviews and an audit trail: your NIS2 and ISO 27001 evidence, produced continuously.
Real-time costs, unused licences and Shadow IT detection.
Detection of out-of-process access, compromised accounts and remediation tracking.
No. MIA works without SSO or an identity provider (IdP). You designate the tool that acts as the reference (your HRIS, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or one of your apps) and MIA relies on it to create, adjust and revoke access across your other SaaS. If you already have SSO, MIA complements it without forcing you to change.
Not necessarily. Okta and Entra are identity providers: they authenticate your users and aim to become the centre of your IT. MIA governs access: who has access to which app, approved by whom, and what was opened outside the process. You can use it on its own, or alongside an existing IdP to cover the apps and accounts it doesn’t see.
In France, by OVHcloud in Strasbourg. Data is encrypted and processed in line with the GDPR by a French host: you don’t depend on foreign privacy policies to manage your teams’ access.
Yes, that’s who it’s for. MIA is built for SMBs and mid-market companies: our clients have 30 to 250 employees, often with many external accounts (freelancers, contractors, clients). No dedicated IAM team is needed: an IT manager, a CISO or an executive can run the platform.
Around 90 apps have a dedicated connector, documented step by step: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Notion, Asana, Zendesk and many more. New integrations are continuously in development. For an app not on the list, MIA offers a generic SCIM 2.0 connector.
Yes, for the access part. These frameworks require you to show that rights are granted, reviewed and removed in a controlled way: that is exactly what MIA organises and records. MIA doesn’t replace a full compliance programme, but it covers its identity and access management part.
