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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

Julia Stark

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5 resources with current lifecycle state.

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Julia Stark

julia.stark@blue.select

identity ID 019f859d-f3f6-4e2d-8a54-013f8f276a6b
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3

Roles

2

Overrides

3

Governance

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The IGA capabilities you came looking for.

Owlie brings identity data, lifecycle, requests, policies, reviews, and provisioning together. Use it to define what should happen, run the work, and inspect the result.

Identity & access

Joiner, mover, leaver
Lifecycle-driven grants, changes, and offboarding.
Identity attributes
Source history, overrides, and derived values.
Just-in-time access
Access when needed, for the time needed—with governed approval and extension.

Requests & fulfillment

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

Policy & assurance

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.

Connections & operations

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

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Not everything you govern has a login.

The laptop someone receives. The doors they can open. The authorization 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

The difference is in the details.

Identity data. Policies. Provisioning. Familiar capabilities—but how they’re built makes a difference. Here are just three examples of Owlie’s approach.

The right source for every attribute.

No single system needs to be the authority on everything. Owlie lets you assemble identities from multiple sources, choosing where each attribute comes from and which source takes over when the preferred value is missing.

Department from HR. Phone number from your directory. Email from HR—or Vendor LDAP when HR has no value. Each attribute follows your priorities, with manual overrides and source provenance built in.

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 the changes you expect. Put a brake on the ones you don’t.

Before activating a policy change, see who gains access, who loses it, and how far the change reaches.

The safeguards keep working afterward. If an upstream data error triggers a wave of revocations, configurable circuit breakers pause further removals when your threshold is reached and alert an operator. A bad import shouldn’t become an unchecked access outage.

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.

Owlie doesn’t just send provisioning commands. Like Terraform, it versions your intended access, compares it with known target-system data, and builds a tailored plan for connectors to execute.

That intent remains the reference point as requirements change and connections fail. Owlie tracks completed work, supersedes outdated plans, and reconciles toward the latest intent instead of blindly replaying commands.

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.

Least privilege that works at 2 a.m.

Jim gets paged. He needs production access to investigate—not a permanent admin grant. Owlie brings the request, time window, approval, and extension into one governed flow.

  1. 02:00 · paged

    Ask in Slack

    “I need access to AWS prod environment”

    Jim sends Owlie a DM.

  2. Before the grant

    Prior approval checked

    He has been approved for this resource before. The configured rules allow access before approval completes; policy checks still apply.

  3. Preconfigured eight-hour window

    Access provisioned

    Jim gets to work. Approvers ratify the grant within a deadline; rejection or a missed deadline triggers revocation.

  4. One hour remaining

    Extend or expire

    Owlie prompts Jim: “Still need this access?” With self-extension enabled, he can attest to the need and extend it, or let the window expire.

Illustrative configuration · eight-hour default · reminder one hour before expiry

You set eligibility, approval deadlines, access duration, and extension rules. Emergency access has its own eligibility controls. Other standing grants can keep access active after this window ends.

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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.

Write custom code with Owlie Functions: an approval check, a fulfillment step, a provisioning hook, or a reaction to a change. Plug your logic into the workflow where you need it, alongside configurable forms and standard steps.

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Functions
Your custom TypeScript, run in an isolated environment.
Owlie Expression Language (OXL)
Expressions for mappings, conditions, and value transforms.
Custom Actions
Your own admin actions on identities and requests.
Connector Builder
Build and version connectors for your own systems.

Ask Owlie to do the admin work.

Find records, investigate stalled work, and make changes through a conversation. The assistant can work across identities, requests, integrations, and other product areas.

It acts with your permissions. Sensitive changes require confirmation; access approvals and review decisions remain yours. Prefer your own AI client? Connect through MCP.

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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.

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Engineering tools

Source
HR · Engineering
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Engineering birthright policy
Access
Provisioned
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Depth for the requirements. Clarity for the team.

Bring your first lifecycle workflow or your next complex integration. Configure standard paths in the dashboard, use the assistant for daily work, and add code where you need it.

IT

Manage lifecycle, requests, and fulfillment with room for your real workflows.

See the IT story

Security

Inspect access reasons, policy impact, and drift from intended state.

See the Security story

Compliance

Follow review decisions through remediation and export their evidence.

See the Compliance story

Owlie is built for security-sensitive access work.

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

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