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Use Case

Employee access revocation in one action

When someone leaves, their accounts live in more places than your identity provider: GitHub organizations, AWS, Salesforce. When HR, IT or an admin runs the revocation, PurpletGo revokes the selected systems in one action, tells you which ones succeeded and which failed, and keeps a timestamped record of all of it.

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Coverage

Revoke access across identity, SaaS, and cloud

Apps and cloud - every plan

GitHubAWSSlack

Slack revocation deactivates the member through Slack SCIM, so it needs a Slack Business+ or Enterprise plan. Slack alerts and approvals are a separate connector that works on any Slack plan.

Identity providers - every plan

OktaGoogle WorkspaceMicrosoft Entra ID / Azure AD

In beta - every plan

SalesforceHubSpotZendeskJira CloudGitLabFigmaAsanaLinear

In beta - Enterprise

JumpCloudOneLoginPing Identity

How it works

How access revocation works in PurpletGo

Start the offboarding

HR or IT starts it by hand, or it opens automatically on a contractor's contract end date or, on Team, from an HR system termination.

Revoke in one action

Select the systems and revoke them together. Connected identity providers suggest which apps the person can reach.

Confirm every result

Each system reports revoked, failed, or needs manual action with the reason, and every attempt is written to the audit log with the time and the admin who ran it. The case cannot move on while a system has failed.

Retry only what failed

Systems that already revoked are skipped on a retry. In the offboarding workflow, the case moves past IT revocation once every selected system is revoked.

Know that access is actually gone

Access revocation and an audit log from day one.

30-day free trial - no credit card required