Fast, secure self-service access
Give users a great experience and free up IT with automated self-service access requests and no-touch provisioning.
No manual tickets. No waiting. Just seamless on-demand access.
Make it easy for users to get precisely the access they need, when they need it.
Empower employees
Provide easy-to-browse access catalogs and enable self-service requests from C1’s web app, Slack, MS Teams, or CLI.
Reduce risk
Enforce just-in-time (JIT) access requests for sensitive permissions. Define policies that auto-approve the right users for on-call and emergency scenarios.
Reclaim IT time
Auto-approve or route requests to the right approvers in seconds. Give approvers the insights they need to make secure decisions, and configure no-touch provisioning to any app.
“The automation is fantastic. It allows our folks to concentrate on other problems instead of having to invest a ton of manual time and effort.”
Tim Lisko, Director of Product and Infrastructure Security
How it works
Custom app catalogs
Create catalogs tailored to user roles that ensure they always request the right apps, roles, and permissions.
Modern user experience
Give users an integrated, intuitive request experience across web app, Slack, MS Teams, and CLI.
Flexible approval policies
Route approvals using simple or multistep approval policies. Auto-approve on-call and emergency access.
Risk insights for approvers
Help approvers make quick, informed access decisions using contextual, risk-based insights.
One platform to power all your identity use cases
C1 Access
Move to contextual, policy-driven access provisioning
C1 Comply
Maintain compliance and improve security without the manual effort
C1 Lifecycle
Customize identity lifecycle workflows
AI-Native Identity Governance
Manage identity at scale with autonomous AI agents
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