Every person sees only what their role allows.
Your team signs in through the identity provider you already run. You define the roles, and the console shows each person only the tools and data their role permits. The identity core denies access by default.
Every surface adapts to who's signed in.
One login, your IdP
Your team signs in through the identity provider you already run, so there are no new passwords to manage. (Starter and up.)
Roles you define
Set custom roles so each person gets only the access their job needs. (Starter and up.)
Only what they can touch
The console rail and every surface show a signed-in user just the tools and data their role allows.
Register a provider once
Admins register provider apps centrally; each user connects with egress opt-in, so nothing leaves without a decision.
Fewer access tickets
Users reset their own passwords, and every change lands in a security-audit log.
Keep teams apart
Separate business units into isolated workspaces that can't see each other's data. (Starter and up.)
Give every user exactly what they need.
See single sign-on and the roles you define at work in a console that shows each person only what their role permits. The identity core denies access by default.