Public sector · Public safety, corrections and courts
CLETS staff accounts and Okta
CLETS is the statewide law enforcement telecommunications system that the California Department of Justice maintains. Authorized law enforcement and criminal justice agencies use it to reach state and national databases. Its identity documentation is not published.
More state government apps →What Okta covers for CLETS, and what StitchOps adds.
Okta signs users in and manages accounts where the app supports it in the Okta Integration Network. StitchOps covers the rest of the CLETS account lifecycle.
Not in the Okta Integration Network.
StitchOps covers 8 of 8 capabilities for CLETS.
| Capability | Okta, from the OIN | StitchOps |
|---|---|---|
| Single sign on | No SAML or OIDC in the OIN. | Enterprise password management signs users in to CLETS with vaulted credentials. Users never need the password. |
| Shared accounts and MFA | Not part of the OIN listing. | Shares CLETS logins and their MFA across a team, with credentials kept in your vault. |
| Joiners | No account creation in the OIN. | Creates the CLETS account with the right role on day one, anywhere a person can log in and act. |
| Movers | No account updates in the OIN. | Changes CLETS roles and access when someone changes jobs, anywhere a person can log in and act. |
| Leavers | No deprovisioning in the OIN. | Removes CLETS access the day someone leaves, anywhere a person can log in and act, and saves evidence of the removal. |
| Password rotation | No password rotation in CLETS. | Changes the CLETS password on a schedule and the day someone leaves, and updates your vault in the same run. |
| Access reviews | No connector to read or remove CLETS accounts. | Pulls the CLETS user list on a schedule, compares it to your directory, and removes what you approve. |
| Audit evidence | Nothing logged inside CLETS. | Step level evidence for every action StitchOps takes in CLETS. |
Single sign on
Okta, from the OIN
No SAML or OIDC in the OIN.
StitchOps
Enterprise password management signs users in to CLETS with vaulted credentials. Users never need the password.
Shared accounts and MFA
Okta, from the OIN
Not part of the OIN listing.
StitchOps
Shares CLETS logins and their MFA across a team, with credentials kept in your vault.
Joiners
Okta, from the OIN
No account creation in the OIN.
StitchOps
Creates the CLETS account with the right role on day one, anywhere a person can log in and act.
Movers
Okta, from the OIN
No account updates in the OIN.
StitchOps
Changes CLETS roles and access when someone changes jobs, anywhere a person can log in and act.
Leavers
Okta, from the OIN
No deprovisioning in the OIN.
StitchOps
Removes CLETS access the day someone leaves, anywhere a person can log in and act, and saves evidence of the removal.
Password rotation
Okta, from the OIN
No password rotation in CLETS.
StitchOps
Changes the CLETS password on a schedule and the day someone leaves, and updates your vault in the same run.
Access reviews
Okta, from the OIN
No connector to read or remove CLETS accounts.
StitchOps
Pulls the CLETS user list on a schedule, compares it to your directory, and removes what you approve.
Audit evidence
Okta, from the OIN
Nothing logged inside CLETS.
StitchOps
Step level evidence for every action StitchOps takes in CLETS.
Okta coverage from the Okta Integration Network, read October 20, 2026. CLETS has no OIN listing. StitchOps for Okta →
SCIM and Okta status
What CLETS supports today.
Identity documentation for CLETS is not published, so its SCIM status is listed as Not published.
- SCIM status
- Not published
- Okta Integration Network
- Not in the Okta Integration Network. Read October 20, 2026.
- Vendor
- California Department of Justice
- Type
- Statewide system built for one state
- Used in
- State governmentCalifornia
- Data it handles
- CJIS
Data tags describe the data CLETS handles, not a certification StitchOps holds.
Last verified 2026-10-20.Sources:Official pageOkta Integration Network
More state government apps →Every public sector app →What the SCIM tax is →
What StitchOps automates in CLETS.
StitchOps can automate CLETS operator account onboarding, changes and removal within agency systems, and pull user lists for access reviews. The StitchOps worker runs inside your environment, and your data never leaves your network or key vault.
Joiners
Create the CLETS account with the right role when your HR system or Okta says someone starts.
Movers and leavers
Change CLETS roles when someone changes jobs, and remove access the day they leave.
Password rotation
Rotate shared and service logins in CLETS on a schedule and after every offboarding, and update your vault in the same run.
Access review evidence
List who can sign in to CLETS on a schedule, compare it to your directory, and keep step level evidence for auditors.
Common questions.
Does CLETS support SCIM?
Identity documentation for CLETS is not published, so its SCIM status is listed as Not published.
Can CLETS accounts be automated without upgrading?
Yes. StitchOps creates, changes and removes CLETS accounts on the plan you already have, triggered by the events your identity provider already sends. It uses an API when one exists and works anywhere a person can log in and act when one does not.
Is CLETS in the Okta Integration Network?
No. As of October 20, 2026, the OIN has no listing for CLETS. Okta can sign users in only through a custom app if CLETS supports SAML or OIDC, and has no connector to manage CLETS accounts.
Can Okta deprovision CLETS users?
Not through an OIN connector. StitchOps removes CLETS accounts the day someone leaves, anywhere a person can log in and act, and saves evidence of each removal.
How do you rotate CLETS passwords when someone leaves?
StitchOps logs in to CLETS, sets a new password, confirms it took effect, and updates 1Password, Keeper or the StitchOps vault in the same run.
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