User lifecycle management
Automate access from onboarding through role changes and offboarding.
- Invite-based onboarding
- Access follows role and department
- Central offboarding from published apps
- Every change has an audit trail
What it does
Start with the organisation model
Users sit inside departments, groups and roles, so access is inherited from how the business is structured rather than copied from a spreadsheet.
Invite people into the right place
New users join through an invitation flow, and administrators can revoke invitations that should no longer be used.
Movers change access naturally
When someone moves team, their access can move with their role, group or department instead of being manually re-created application by application.
Leavers are handled centrally
Remove a person from the directory or from their assigned groups and the applications published through Besecure stop appearing for them.
What the rollout looks like
Sync or add users
Bring users from the directory you already run, or add people directly.
Create roles and groups
Model departments, groups and role types once.
Attach applications
Assign applications to the groups and roles that need them.
Review changes
Use audit logs and reports to prove what changed and when.
Questions about user lifecycle management
Is this the same as SCIM provisioning?
No. This page describes Besecure-managed lifecycle and access assignment. Do not claim SCIM until the product ships and has been verified.
Can access be assigned without touching each user?
Yes. Access can be attached to roles, groups and departments so people inherit what their position needs.
More of what Besecure does
Adaptive access policies
Apply extra control when the sign-in context looks different.
API and app security
Protect modern, legacy and custom applications with the same access layer.
Directory sync
Connect Microsoft Entra ID or LDAP and let Besecure read your people from the directory you already maintain.
Governance and reviews
Give auditors and managers one evidence trail for access.
Multi-factor authentication
A second factor on every account, enrolment you can require rather than suggest, and password rules set to…
Privileged access controls
Keep administrative and support access narrow, visible and time-bound.
Single sign-on
One sign-in for every application your team uses, assigned by role rather than person, with every sign-in recorded.
One sign-in for every app your team uses.
Set up your organisation, connect your directory and give your people a single secure launchpad.