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Composable identity governance.Building blocks shaped to your business.

Most governance platforms ask your business to fit their workflows. Owlie gives you building blocks to shape your own.

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Julia Stark

Active
Access

Assigned resources

6 resources with current lifecycle state.

  • Provisioned
  • Provisioned
  • Provisioned
  • Provisioned
  • Provisioned
  • Provisioned

Julia Stark

julia.stark@blue.select

identity ID 019f859d-f3f6-4e2d-8a54-013f8f276a6b
Active
Snapshot

Groups

3

Roles

2

Overrides

3

Governance

98
Profile state
Manager
Not set
Lifecycle
Active
Created
Updated
Recommendations

Assign a manager. Reporting structure drives manager-based approvals.

Governance
Product demo
Directory

People

Choose a person to explore their access, profile, and history.

Explore Julia Stark's profile, resources, and governance context.

Identity governance, from source data to fulfillment.

Identity & access

Joiner, mover, leaver · Attributes · Just-in-time

Know every identity, and what it holds.

Lifecycle, attributes, and just-in-time access — all driven by source data.

Joiner, mover, leaver
Lifecycle-driven grants, changes, and offboarding.
Identity attributes
Source history, overrides, and derived values.
Just-in-time access
Time-limited access with governed approval and extension.
Identity and access governance

Requests & fulfillment

Requests · Provisioning · Emergency access

Turn requests into secure access.

Self-service, approvals, delegation, and fulfillment — all in one place.

Access requests
Self-service, approvals, delegation, and fulfillment.
Provisioning
Account and Grant changes, automated or manual.
Timed & emergency access
Scheduled windows and retroactive approval.
Access requests and fulfillment

Policy & assurance

Access policies · Access reviews · Separation of duties

Set the rules. Prove they worked.

Policies, reviews, and separation-of-duties controls keep access intentional and explainable.

Access policies
Birthright grants, denies, and change previews.
Access reviews
Campaigns, self-attestation, and tracked remediation.
Separation of duties
Conflicting-access rules and governed exceptions.
Access policy and assurance

Connections & operations

Identity sync · Integrations · Evidence & AI

Connect the systems. Operate with context.

Sync identity and access data, reach private systems, and trace or automate the work with AI.

Identity & access sync
Import accounts and Grants; detect drift.
Integrations & private systems
Connectors, standards, and an on-prem gateway.
Evidence & AI administration
Trace the work, or manage it through the assistant.
Connections and identity operations

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Not everything you govern has a login.

Govern the laptops people receive, the doors they can open, and the authorizations they hold.

In Owlie, they’re all Resources, alongside apps and digital access. Each gets the forms, approvals, and fulfillment it needs.

Laptop

Model, specifications,
delivery details

Building badge

Site, access areas,
start and end dates

Approved
company driver

Eligibility checks,
owner certification

One Resource model. Your rules for each.

  • Request
  • Approve
  • Fulfill
  • Review

Least privilege that works at 2 a.m.

Emergency access, governed from request to expiry.

  1. Direct message
    J

    Jim

    “AWS prod access”

    02:00

    Ask in Slack

    “AWS prod access”

  2. Previously approved

    Eligible · Policy passed

    Before grant

    Policy checks history

    Prior approval found

  3. 8h
    AWS Production

    8h window

    Access granted

  4. 1h left

    Still need access?

    ExtendLet expire

    1h left

    Extend or expire

    Keep access or let it lapse

  5. Manager approved

    Ratified after grant

    Next day

    Manager approval

    Ratified

EligibilityApproval deadline8h durationSelf-extension
Explore just-in-time access and approval controls →

Built to be operated by AI.

Owlie’s agents don’t stop at answers. They can investigate and carry out administrative work across the product, inside the same permission, confirmation, and audit boundaries as the rest of Owlie. Use the dashboard agent, connect your own through MCP, handle daily operations in Slack, or collaborate with Owlie in an experimental live canvas.

Dashboard agentAvailable

Ask for the outcome. The dashboard agent carries out the steps.

Ask the dashboard agent to investigate, configure, and execute across nearly the entire Owlie GraphQL administrative surface. It acts through your session, with your permissions and the same authorization rules as the dashboard.

Sensitive changes pause for confirmation. Access approvals, review decisions, and exception decisions remain yours.

  • Investigate across identities, access, requests, policies, and integrations
  • Create and change records through Owlie’s administrative API
  • See the agent’s actions in Owlie’s audit history
Explore AI administration →
Maya’s access & requests
Viewing Maya Chen · governance Illustrative demo

Why does Maya have Engineering access?

Her department comes from HR. The Engineering birthright policy matches that department and grants her access.

Check access reasons· Completed

Engineering tools

Source
HR · Engineering
Granted by
Engineering birthright policy
Access
Provisioned
Ask a question
Scripted conversation · No live changes
MCP serverAvailable

Bring the agent you already use.

Connect AI clients to Owlie’s typed tools through MCP. Each connection operates as a scoped service account and leaves agent-attributed audit history.

Slack agentAvailable

Keep daily operations where the team already talks.

In a DM, ask Owlie to look up access, check requests and reviews, create requests, or summarize operational status. Channel mentions stay help-only.

Owlie StudioExperimental · Beta

Owlie AI Studio

An experiment in replacing the admin dashboard with a live, conversational canvas.

Ask about people, access, or reviews. Owlie lays out the answer.
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The difference is in the details.

Choose the source for each identity attribute, preview policy changes, and keep provisioning aligned with intended access.

The right source for every attribute.

Assemble identities from the systems you trust. Choose the authority for each attribute, define fallbacks when values are missing, and trace every value back to its source.

Explore identity governance →
Illustrative identity assembled from multiple sources: Maya Chen's department is Engineering from HR, and her phone number comes from the corporate directory. Email prioritizes HR, then Vendor LDAP. Because HR has no email value, Owlie uses maya@vendor.example from Vendor LDAP.

Preview policy changes and limit unexpected removals.

See who gains or loses access before a policy change goes live. If upstream data triggers unexpected removals, Owlie pauses further revocations at your configured threshold and alerts an operator.

Inspect policy safety →
Two illustrative policy safeguards. Expected changes: preview six identity pods, with green cubes for additions, solid red cubes for proposed removals, and ivory cubes for unchanged access. Unexpected changes: an upstream data error sends removal instructions toward a pause gate. At the configured revocation threshold, further removals pause and an operator is alerted. The protected pods retain their existing resources.

You set the intent. Owlie continuously maintains it.

Define the access state you want. Owlie compares it with reality, builds the changes required to get there, and continuously reconciles as systems, requirements, and connections change.

See how provisioning works →
Current state: four resource cubes in an identity pod. Desired state: five cubes. The diff marks two additions in green and one removal in red. The plan keeps three resources, adds two, and removes one. The end-state pod matches the desired arrangement.

Fits the environment you have.

Start with catalog connectors and standards. Reach private systems through an outbound-only gateway. Extend the parts that are specific to your business.

Your sources

HR, directories, SaaS, cloud, databases, and files.

Your connection methods

Provisioning and sync connectors, SCIM, LDAP, SQL, CSV, and private-network gateways.

Your fulfillment paths

Connector automation, tenant Functions, and tracked human work.

Explore integrations and connection methods →

When the standard path stops fitting.

Extend Owlie with Functions, OXL, Custom Actions, and connectors—right where your workflows need them.

Functions

Run custom TypeScript in an isolated environment. Plug code into approval checks, fulfillment steps, provisioning hooks, or reactions to change.

  • Isolated runtime

    Run your logic in an environment separate from the rest of the application.

  • Typed inputs and outputs

    Work with a defined context and return the result your workflow needs.

  • Versioned

    Keep track of changes as your functions evolve.

Explore extensibility →

Owlie Expert Services

Don’t want to implement another IGA platform? We’ll do it with you.

Owlie’s identity engineers work directly with your team to migrate your existing environment, connect applications, configure governance, and get Owlie into production. Fixed scope, fixed fee, then it’s yours.

  • Salesforce— running in Owlie
  • Workday— running in Owlie
  • GitHub— running in Owlie
  • AWS— running in Owlie
  • Databricks— running in Owlie
Illustrative. The applications in scope are the ones you name.
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Owlie is built for security-sensitive access work.

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Bring a workflow, an awkward integration, or a policy you need to get right, and run it on the free plan. No sales call is required, but we’re glad to walk through it with you.

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