Universal logout for apps with no API
When the signal fires, every session ends.
Your identity threat detection raises the signal. Your IdP revokes the sessions it can reach. The apps with no API keep the user logged in until someone notices.
What the rest of the stack cannot reach.
StitchOps is the last hop. When your IdP acts on a risk signal, the same event triggers a workflow that terminates sessions, disables accounts, and revokes access in the apps no API reaches. Reliably, with evidence, from an agent inside your environment.
Triggered by the IdP, not by a person
The risk signal from your identity threat detection tool reaches Okta, Entra ID, or JumpCloud. That event fires the workflow.
Revoke in the closed apps
Terminate sessions, disable the account, and remove roles in vendor portals and thick clients the way an admin would.
Deterministic and repeatable
The same saved workflow runs the same way every time, without a model in the loop, so the response does not depend on who is on call.
Evidence for the incident record
Step-level status, timing, and evidence references show what was revoked, where, and when.
How it works with your stack.
Step 1
Detection raises the signal
Your identity threat detection tool, whichever you run, reports risk to your IdP.
Step 2
The IdP acts and fires the event
The IdP revokes what it can and triggers the StitchOps workflow with the user as a typed input.
Step 3
StitchOps closes the rest
The agent on your worker VM ends sessions and revokes access in the apps with no API, step by step.
Step 4
Evidence attaches to the incident
Each app's result goes back to the incident record and the audit log.
How it runs
Described once. Replayed every time.
Tell Stitch the task, review the typed steps, and save it. The agent runs it on a worker VM in your environment with a vaulted credential, and logs every step.
See the platform →What you can finally automate.
End every session and disable access in the closed apps when the IdP flags an account
Rotate the shared logins the account could have used
Verify revocation took effect in each app and capture the evidence
Restore access in the same apps once the incident is cleared, with a confirmation gate
Governance
Ask for it in plain language.
Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot can run these from your existing assistant. The model picks from typed tools; the agent owns the credentials and stops for confirmation on anything destructive.
Connect your assistant →I found a saved workflow for this. Running it on worker-01.
tool call
workflow_offboard_closed_apps
{ "email": "j.doe@example.com" }
Confirmation required
Step 5 deactivates the user in vendor-portal. This cannot be undone by the workflow.
completed in 5.2s
3 portals · 6 steps · evidence: step_05.png, step_11.png, step_17.png
Done. The user is removed from all three portals. Evidence is attached to run_01j8k.
Where the plan decides
Ending access everywhere depends on each app letting your identity provider reach it, and some apps sell that only on a higher plan. SCIM pricing by app lists which ones.
Start with one workflow that never had an API.
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