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Access

Know who has access to what —across every service.

Outpost maps every account across all your connected services back to a real person, then compares it to your employee roster — so unused seats, lingering ex-employees, and over-scoped access have nowhere to hide.

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One identity, every account

One row per person. Every account they hold.

Outpost correlates SSO logins, direct logins, API keys, and corporate accounts across every connected service — and resolves them to the real people behind them.

See exactly what each person can do: org owner versus member, admin versus read-only, which repos, which buckets, which workspaces — without logging into a single console.

JC

Jamie Chen

Senior Engineer · Engineering

23 accounts

AWS

IAM admin · 3 accounts

CRITICAL

GitHub

Org owner · 4 repos

CRITICAL

Salesforce

System administrator

CRITICAL

Slack

Member · 7 workspaces

STANDARD

Notion

Editor · 12 workspaces

ELEVATED

+ 18 more accounts across 11 platforms

What it surfaces

The access risks hiding in plain sight.

Once every account is mapped to a person and a role, the gaps that usually take a quarterly audit to find become obvious.

Unused accounts

Seats nobody has logged into for months — still licensed, still a way in. Spot them and reclaim the spend.

Ex-employees with access

Accounts that outlived the person who held them. The single most common gap in an offboarding process.

Over-scoped privileges

Admin where member would do, write where read is enough. See who can do more than their role requires.

Unmatched accounts

Logins that map to no one on your roster — shared credentials, contractors, or accounts that should not exist.

Sync your roster

Bring your people in, however you track them.

Your roster is the source of truth Outpost compares access against. Connect it the way that fits your org.

HRIS sync

Connect your HR system once and your roster stays current automatically — hires, role changes, and departures flow straight in.

CSV import

Not using an HRIS? Upload a spreadsheet. Outpost maps the columns and reconciles it against the access it already sees.

Manual entry

Add or edit people by hand for contractors, founders, or anyone who lives outside the system of record.

Syncs with the HR systems you already use

Workday

BambooHR

Rippling

Gusto

ADP

Paychex

Deel

Justworks

UKG

Paylocity

Access review

Open finding
JD

Jane Doe

Terminated 14 days ago · 3 accounts still active

Salesforce

STILL ACTIVE

GitHub

STILL ACTIVE

AWS

STILL ACTIVE

Roster vs. access

Alert the moment an ex-employee still has access.

Outpost continuously matches your roster against live access. When someone is marked terminated but their accounts are still active, it raises a finding naming the person, the accounts, and how long they've lingered.

The finding stays open until every account is dealt with, then resolves itself — so nothing quietly falls off the list.

Automated offboarding

Pull access everywhere — not just behind SSO.

When an employee leaves, Outpost revokes their accounts across every supported SaaS service automatically — and keeps watching afterwards to confirm nothing comes back.

Fills the gap for orgs that haven't rolled out SSO.

Reaches the SaaS tools that sit outside your SSO — the ones deprovisioning usually misses.

One action revokes everywhere, with a record of what was pulled and when.

Offboarding · Jane Doe

In progress

Salesforce

REVOKED

GitHub

REVOKED

AWS

REVOKING

Notion

QUEUED

Outpost keeps watching to confirm nothing comes back.

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