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Use case · IT teams

Automate the access lifecycle, without re-architecting your IT.

Provision, adjust and revoke access from one console. MIA is IdP-agnostic and offers around 90 connectors, with new integrations continuously in development. No mandatory SSO.

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The daily reality of a small IT team

Accounts managed manually

Every arrival and departure means creating, adjusting or closing accounts across many tools.

Forgotten accounts

Former employees, contractors and test accounts can remain active after they are no longer needed.

SSO does not cover everything

Or there is no SSO at all. A rollout can be lengthy and costly, while some applications remain outside its scope.

Automate the joiner, mover and leaver lifecycle

MIA employee list showing collaborators and their application access

Provisioning and offboarding across connected applications, according to each connector’s capabilities.
A reference connector you choose, with cascading access changes.
Orphaned accounts and unexpected access to investigate.
Detection of access granted outside the intended process.
Self-service access requests with approval.
Around 90 connectors and SCIM 2.0, with no mandatory SSO.

Three steps, without rebuilding your directory

Connect your applications
Follow the available connector guides. A generic SCIM 2.0 connector also supports compatible applications.
Define roles and your reference connector
Assign the appropriate tools to each role. Your reference tool triggers the changes.
Let MIA carry out the operations
MIA applies the operations supported by each connector. Anomalies and failures can be tracked and addressed.

Less manual work, better access follow-up

Save time

Automate access operations across arrivals, role changes and departures.

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Reduce omissions

Start revocations from one console and follow up on anomalies or failed operations.

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Fit your existing tools

IdP-agnostic orchestration and documented connectors let you work with your existing applications.

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No mandatory IdP.

MIA orchestrates provisioning and deprovisioning from the connector you designate as the reference. No Okta or Entra deployment is required, and SSO is optional.

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Questions from IT teams

Does MIA replace SSO or an IdP such as Okta or Entra?

No, and it does not require one. MIA works without SSO or alongside your existing setup. SSO handles authentication; MIA handles account and access lifecycles across connected applications, including applications outside your SSO coverage.

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Which applications are integrated?

MIA offers around 90 connectors, with new integrations continuously in development. Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Notion and many other tools have guides. The generic SCIM 2.0 connector supports compatible applications.

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How does cascading provisioning work?

You designate a reference connector. When a person is created, changed or deactivated there, MIA applies the configured account and access operations to connected applications according to their role and each connector’s capabilities.

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How long does it take to connect my tools?

Each connector has a documented procedure. The time required depends on the application, administrator permissions and scope of configuration. The guides explain the prerequisites so you can prepare.

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How does MIA help detect shadow IT?

MIA makes accounts in connected applications visible and flags access outside the process. SaaS cost tracking can also reveal subscriptions through detected payments. Together, these views help you investigate tools outside the intended approval process.

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