Govern every identity, automate every lifecycle event, and prove compliance continuously, all from one operating layer built for Microsoft Entra ID and the systems your enterprise already runs.
Mission Control sits above Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, and your HR system. It unifies them into one live identity graph, then puts risk scoring, lifecycle automation, and governance on top of that graph, with AI agents doing the routine work and people approving the decisions that matter.
Think of it the way you think of an operating system: one layer that schedules the work, enforces the rules, and gives every application a consistent way to run.
Traditional identity governance gives teams more consoles to watch, more quarterly campaigns to chase, and more spreadsheets to reconcile. Reviewers rubber-stamp access they cannot see in context. Orphaned accounts linger for months. Audit season becomes a screenshot marathon.
Identity data lives in a dozen systems that disagree with each other.
Joiner, mover, and leaver changes depend on tickets and tribal knowledge.
Risk accumulates between quarterly reviews, where nobody is looking.
Compliance proof is assembled after the fact instead of captured as work happens.
Mission Control’s answer: don’t just watch governance. Code it, act on it, and run it continuously.
A live map of people, accounts, groups, and entitlements across Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, and your HR system, so relationships and blast radius are visible at a glance.
Lifecycle Commander, Risk Guardian, and Drift Hunter run joiner/mover/leaver, remediation, and drift-detection playbooks, and explain every proposed change in plain language.
Joiner-mover-leaver workflows driven by HR events. Group memberships and employment status stay in sync, and sensitive changes run only after approval.
Flags excess privilege, stale accounts, and orphaned entitlements, ranked so your team fixes the riskiest access first instead of reviewing everything equally.
Agents propose; people approve. Every sensitive tool call waits for an authorized approver before it executes, and the decision is recorded.
Evidence drawn from the audit trail that helps you demonstrate identity controls in NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and HIPAA. Mission Control does not claim certification itself.
Every decision and action is written to a hash-chained audit log, so you can prove what happened, when, and who approved it.
Executive, operations, and compliance views of identity posture, risk trends, and automation outcomes.
Built for Microsoft Entra ID and Azure, with native connectors for Okta and HRIS platforms including BambooHR, and procurement through the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace (coming soon).
New hires get the right access on day one. When HR records a departure, Lifecycle Commander prepares access removal immediately and runs it on approval.
Risk Guardian prioritizes over-privileged and stale access across Entra ID and Okta, and prepares each fix for approval.
Hand auditors framework-mapped evidence instead of screenshots and spreadsheets.
Find accounts with no owner or no recent activity and remove them safely, with approvals.
Drift Hunter flags access that has drifted from what is expected and proposes corrections before small gaps become audit findings.
Govern identity for many clients with strict tenant isolation and a separate audit trail for each tenant.
Mission Control connects to your identity sources, builds one identity graph, scores risk, and governs change through agent playbooks with human approval, recording every step in a tamper-evident audit trail.
Mission Control uses seat-based licensing in tiered plans. Plans will be purchased and billed through the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace on your existing Microsoft agreement (listing coming soon). Contact sales about early access and private offers.
For teams starting to unify and automate identity.
For organizations running identity at scale.
For regulated and high-security environments.
No. Mission Control works on top of Microsoft Entra ID and your other identity sources. Entra ID remains your identity provider. Mission Control adds a unified graph, governance, automation, and compliance across all of your systems.
Native connectors for Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, and HRIS platforms including BambooHR. Planned connectors are listed on our roadmap.
No. Agents propose and explain changes, but every sensitive action waits for an authorized approver before it executes. The proposal, the decision, and the result are all recorded in the tamper-evident audit trail.
Mission Control runs on Microsoft Azure in West US 2, with failover to Central US, and all customer data is stored in the United States. Data is encrypted with TLS 1.2+ in transit and AES-256 at rest, tenants are isolated, secrets live in Azure Key Vault, and access uses Entra ID single sign-on with MFA and least-privilege roles. Audit logs are retained for one year, and deletion requests are processed within 30 days. See our Security Overview.
Mission Control is coming soon to the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace. Once listed, you will choose a seat-based plan, purchase it on your existing Microsoft agreement, then activate your tenant. Contact us for availability and private offers.
Most customers connect Microsoft Entra ID and see their identity graph during onboarding. Timelines for full lifecycle automation depend on the number of connected systems and the approval workflows you need.
Yes. Our parent company’s IAM advisory practice provides assessment, architecture, and rollout services.
See Mission Control run against a live identity graph.
