Offboarding everywhere
When someone leaves, every kind of access ends together.
One leaver request ends access to the directory, apps, data grants, doors and cloud resources, with the approvals and evidence in one record and every destructive step held for a person.
For IT, HR, Security


The situation
A leaver is a ticket per system: the directory, the SaaS apps, the data grants, the badge, the cloud account. One is always forgotten, and nobody can show afterwards that all of them ended on the same day.
How it works
Step by step, and the product each step happens in.
01
HR raises the leaver
A structured leaver request names the person and the date, from the HR system or by hand.
In LifecycleAdmin console

Every joiner, mover and leaver with its approvals and the steps it ran. Shown with demo data. 02
The manager and IT approve
Both approvals are recorded against the request before anything changes.
In Lifecycle03
Access ends across the pillars
The offboarding agent revokes data grants, disables the account, revokes camera and door access and deprovisions cloud resources in one traced run. Each destructive step waits for a person.
In Workflows & AgentsInvestigator console

Every step recorded; the destructive one waits for a person. Shown with demo data. 04
Every step can be retried or undone
Execution is idempotent, a failed step retries, and a step that must be reversed is compensated rather than left half-done.
In Lifecycle
What you get
One record of the whole leaver
The request, both approvals and every step it ran are in one place.
Nothing destructive without a person
Revocations and deprovisioning wait for approval, and the agent can never exceed its own permissions.
Four pillars in one run
Identity, data, physical access and cloud end together rather than ticket by ticket.
Questions, answered
Does it work with our HR system?
Lifecycle reads joiners, movers and leavers through an HR provider port. A BambooHR-shaped driver is included, and requests can also be raised directly.
What stops the agent revoking the wrong thing?
Each destructive step is held for a person, a blast-radius limit caps how many it may take in one run, and every step is authorized against policy before it acts.