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Automates employee offboarding by identifying recently changed employee records, checking whether offboarding is due today, removing qualifying users from Slack, suspending their Google Workspace and Okta access, and sending a detailed status email. This replaces a multi-system manual checklist with a consistent automated sequence.

This automation investigates the actions performed during a single Azure Active Directory session after a suspicious event. It retrieves the relevant audit history, organizes key activity details into a Workbook, and shares the completed report back with the investigating team.

This automation analyzes uploaded third-party contracts against GDPR, DORA, ISO 27001, and internal governance and security references. It produces a prioritized compliance and risk assessment with consolidated gaps, remediation recommendations, draft contractual clauses, an HTML dashboard, and an Excel report delivered to the requester.

This scheduled automation gathers user access, administrative status, authentication, device, and membership details from multiple business systems, then consolidates them into a structured access review report. It formats, exports, and uploads the report as compliance evidence to the configured controls.

This automation turns scheduled device inventory data into structured compliance evidence without requiring analysts to manually build and upload reports. It produces a consistent report for each device and assigns the completed evidence to the relevant compliance controls.

This automation receives Microsoft 365 audit notifications, filters out subscription-validation messages, retrieves the complete event, and routes it according to its workload. It replaces manual audit review and handoff with an automated path to the appropriate Azure Active Directory, OneDrive, or Exchange analysis flow.

This automation streamlines employee offboarding by locating a user from a webhook request and revoking access across identity, collaboration, password-management, and team-specific systems. It suspends the user, removes active sessions and selected accounts, and posts a completion report to Slack.

This automation reviews third-party contracts against GDPR, DORA, ISO 27001, and internal governance and security references, identifying prioritized compliance gaps and recommended corrective clauses. It delivers a consolidated risk assessment, compliance score, executive priorities, and structured report to the requester.

This automation coordinates the approved deactivation of a user's related accounts across Google Workspace, Okta, and GitHub. It gathers account details, routes the request for approval, performs the account changes, updates Jira, and confirms completion with the manager and approver.

This automation manages Azure user offboarding through a documented approval process in Jira. It gathers the user record, creates an approval request, follows up when no decision is recorded, and then either deletes the account and notifies stakeholders or records the disapproval.

This automation periodically renews audit-event subscriptions across selected Office 365 resource types instead of requiring administrators to manage them manually. It stops existing subscriptions, starts fresh ones with a one-week expiration, and routes subsequent audit events to a designated workflow for analysis or response.

This automation reviews AWS IAM users for inactivity, checks account age and recent activity, and routes potentially dormant accounts through administrator approval. Confirmed concerning accounts generate an investigation issue, receive a CloudTrail review, and are then deleted from IAM.

This flow definition centralizes common compliance and trust-center operations, including retrieving workspaces, controls, owners, vendors, risks, reports, identities, events, and access information while supporting updates, uploads, approvals, and ticket creation. It provides a reusable execution surface for managing these records in one place, although the supplied definition does not specify a trigger or connect the steps into a sequence.

This automation receives an account-blocking request, verifies that a user identifier is available, and routes the request through the enabled identity and access integrations. It assembles the relevant account targets and performs the configured blocking or disabling actions across connected systems before marking the workflow complete.

This automation retrieves issues from a security platform, collects the evidence associated with each issue, and sends the available evidence to Splunk as audit events. It replaces repeated issue-by-issue retrieval and forwarding with a controlled, evidence-aware ingestion process.