Automated user provisioning
New employees automatically get a SimpleAct account with the appropriate default role as soon as they are created in the directory.
Integration · SCIM
SCIM integration for EU AI Act compliance: automated user and group provisioning
Access rights belong in your identity directory, not in manual lists. With the SCIM integration, SimpleAct automatically syncs users and groups from your enterprise directory — for traceable, least-privilege access control.
Available in the product
SimpleAct keeps users and roles automatically in sync with your identity provider. Employees who leave lose access without anyone having to update a list.
Automated user and group provisioning
SCIM 2.0-compatible with common identity providers
Automated deprovisioning on offboarding
What the integration does
Access control straight from your enterprise directory
Instead of manually creating and maintaining user accounts, SimpleAct picks up the current state automatically from your identity provider.
Group synchronization
Group memberships from the directory can be mapped to roles in SimpleAct — permissions stay consistent with your organizational structure.
Automated deprovisioning
When a user is deactivated in the directory, they automatically lose access to SimpleAct — no manual step required.
Workflow
How to set up the SCIM integration
One-time setup, then synchronization runs automatically in the background.
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1. Enter your tenant domain
Link your tenant domain to SimpleAct and set up the SCIM connection to your identity provider.
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2. Define default role and sync scope
Define which groups are synced and which default role new users receive.
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3. Automated operation
From here, user and group provisioning run automatically — joiners and leavers are reflected without manual maintenance.
What IT teams can do with the SCIM integration
Built for enterprise directories — not manual user lists.
Automatically create new user accounts
Map group membership to roles
Automated deprovisioning on offboarding
Tenant-domain-based configuration
SCIM 2.0-compatible with common identity providers
Reduces manual user administration to a minimum
Enterprise feature, configurable per tenant
Frequently asked questions about the SCIM integration
Which identity providers are supported?
The integration follows the SCIM 2.0 standard and works with common identity providers that implement it.
What happens when a user leaves the company?
As soon as the account is deactivated in the identity provider, the user automatically loses access to SimpleAct — no manual step required.
Can we assign different roles per group?
Yes, group memberships from the directory can be mapped to different SimpleAct roles.
Access control that stays current on its own
With SimpleAct's SCIM integration, user and group management always reflects your enterprise directory — automated and traceable.
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