Start with what
should have ended.
Find enabled accounts linked to inactive identities. See the application and the access that remains.
Explore leaver accountsSaaS access visibility for identity governance: orphan accounts left behind after offboarding, admin privileges nobody has used in months, shared logins with no owner. KeySkope connects to your apps with verified read-only connections and shows what needs a second look.
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Bring account access into focus. Follow a finding from the overview to the app, account and permissions behind it.
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Move from a finding to the accounts behind it, with the context you need to act.
Find enabled accounts linked to inactive identities. See the application and the access that remains.
Explore leaver accountsReview elevated roles alongside the last recorded activity in that application.
Explore privileged accessInvestigate accounts without a matching identity. Establish who owns them and why they exist.
Explore orphan accountsIllustrative account evidence
For the questions that matter after an employee leaves, a role changes or an app falls out of use.
Find accounts that remain enabled after the associated identity becomes inactive. See which apps still need a closer look.
Identify privileged accounts and spot admin access that has gone unused. Review the role and the activity evidence together.
Surface accounts with no matching identity in your connected source. Separate the ones you recognise from the ones worth investigating.
Jamf ProAccount reviewKeep the account and its source visible while you investigate.
Connect your identity source and supported applications using the permissions documented for each connector.
Review accounts, privileges and available activity data across the systems you’ve connected.
Investigate a finding, identify the access involved and give the app owner the context to act.
Keep each company’s accounts, connectors and settings in its own workspace.
Assign Admin or Viewer access and restrict workspace access to allowed IPs.
Connector secrets stay in managed secret storage, outside the browser.
KeySkope brings application accounts, privileges and available activity into a shared view for IT and security teams.
Use source evidence to review who owns an account, what it can do and whether access is still appropriate.
Understand IGAInvestigate leftover access, unused privileges and unmatched accounts. Confirm the purpose before deciding what changes.
Run an access reviewApply account ownership and permission reviews to your AI-tool governance process. Explore practical steps for reviewing ownership, permissions and accountability.
Read the AI access guideFind access that deserves a second look: accounts still enabled after someone leaves, elevated privileges, accounts without a matched identity and access with old recorded activity. Follow each finding to the account and application behind it.
Bring accounts, roles and activity into one view so your team can spend less time gathering information and more time reviewing access. Start with a finding, inspect the evidence and work with the application owner on the next step.
KeySkope gives your IGA process a clear view of the access present across connected applications. Use that context to investigate ownership, review privileges and inform decisions in your existing approval and remediation workflows.
Start with your identity source and the applications you want to review. Explore the connector directory for available integrations, setup guides and the account information each connection brings into KeySkope.
Connect your first source, run a sync and open Overview. Choose an application or finding, then use Access explorer to understand the accounts, roles and activity behind it.
Request a guided pilot, connect one supported app read-only, and review orphan accounts, privileged access and offboarding verification findings with us. Nothing is changed in your apps.