Composable identity governance.
Building blocks shaped to your business.
Most governance platforms ship a shape and ask your business to fit. Owlie ships the blocks — and your business is the shape.
Versioned by design. Audit-ready by default.
Maya Patel
Policy alignedSenior Infrastructure Engineer
Lifecycle
ActiveProvisioning version 38Connected access
183 high-trust resourcesReview status
CurrentNext review in 21 daysGroups
62 inherited by policyDetails
HRIS + graph- Manager
- Elena RiveraVP Engineering
- Department
- Platform EngineeringCost center 4102
- Employment type
- Full-time employeeHRIS sourced
- Start date
- Jan 17, 2022Lifecycle event verified
- Source
- HRISSynced 8 min ago
- Owlie graph ID
- graph_node_72fb9Canonical identity
Connected access
18 totalProductivity suite
Employee / delegated adminCloud production
Read-only + breakglass eligibleIncident response
Platform on-call rotationLaptop asset
M3 Pro, encryptedNot a suite. A kit.
Resources · Functions · Forms · Hooks · Expressions · Custom Actions
The building blocks
Built from blocks, not fixed screens.
Owlie is assembled, not configured. The six primitives below are what your governance is made of — the pieces you reach for when the real workflow doesn't match the demo, the approval doesn't fit the template, or the resource doesn't look like an app.
Resources
Anything your business grants access to.
Functions
Sandboxed TypeScript as an approval step, a fulfillment path, an admin action, or an endpoint.
Forms
Custom request intake per Resource.
Hooks
Pre and post steps on every provisioning operation, conditional and Function-backed.
Expressions
Small, safe value transforms you reach for in attribute mappings, approval policies, and fallback rules.
Custom Actions
Admin quick-action buttons on any entity screen, defined by you.
Govern more than apps and entitlements.
A Resource in Owlie is an open abstraction used to model anything a user can "have" or request, physical or digital. SaaS apps, sure — but also the database role, the laptop order, the badge, the shared service account, the training certificate. Each Resource carries its own entitlements, request form, approval flow, and fulfillment path.
SaaS app
Standard request, standard approval, connector-automated provisioning.
On-call access
Granted automatically when a user is on-call. Revoked when rotation ends. Approval checks PagerDuty schedule in real time.
Emergency production access
Self-service request with justification, optimistic/retroactive-approval, expires in 1 hour, self-certification based time extension.
Laptop
Custom form captures OS + specs, manual fulfillment by IT, evidence logged.
Physical badge
Requested by the hiring manager, fulfilled manually by facilities, revoked on lifecycle events.
Training gated acess
Access that requires an active certification. Automatically revoked when training expires, with re-certification workflows built in.
Approval isn't the end of the story.
Most access tools stop at approval or kick the work into a ticket queue. Owlie keeps going: an approved request becomes a versioned provisioning operation, reconciled through a connector, a manual fulfiller, a virtual resource, or a custom connector, with every decision and apply step recorded.
Each operation carries a target version, so retries are idempotent and overlapping changes converge deterministically. Successful applies update the account snapshot and identity graph in one transaction, while journals, callbacks, and realtime events close the loop back to the request.
Versioned intent, not best effort.
Owlie computes desired state, assigns a target version, and reconciles until the assignment catches up.
One contract for every path.
Connector, manual ticket, virtual resource, or custom connector — same operation, retry, journal, and callback model.
Proof is written at apply time.
Per-step journals, actual-state snapshots, and atomic graph projection make the audit trail part of the workflow.
Event-feed pipeline widget
Request moving through five phases (request → approval → fulfillment → verification → proof) with per-phase artifacts lighting up.
See it running.
Three short compositions.
An access request, start to finish.
Request submitted → approved → auto-provisioned → notified → audited. Same flow for any Resource.
Pipeline in motion — request + execution journal
Request header + execution journal with 4–5 status rows.
Order a laptop, in Owlie.
A custom Resource, composed from blocks. Form, approval, fulfillment — each a part that snaps in.
Composition — Laptop Order Resource anatomy
Laptop Order Resource — Form, Approval (Function-backed), Fulfillment (manual ticket).
Four hours of production admin access.
The user sees the prompt. The engine handles the rest.
End-user UX — self-cert prompt + activity
Self-cert prompt + small activity row with countdown.
Built for teams that need access to stay correct over time.
Security
Approved intent verified against actual state. Drift is a signal, not a surprise.
Compliance
Evidence captured as the work runs. Audit answers come from the system.
Owlie is built for security-sensitive access work.
View Security & Trust →Governance that fits the shape of your business.
Early access is open for mid-market teams ready to shape their own governance — not adopt someone else's.