Most identity governance programs are built around managed apps — the tools your IdP controls. But a significant portion of your SaaS estate lives outside that boundary. People sign up directly. Teams share logins. Service accounts get created and forgotten. None of that shows up in your standard identity reports.
When someone leaves, IT deprovisions them from the IdP. But the Notion workspace, the Figma team account, the Retool login they set up six months ago — those stay active. In a typical org, a real slice of every app's seats still belong to people who left months ago. Nobody revoked them because nobody knew they existed.
The identity risk in most organisations isn't in the managed apps. It's in the unmanaged ones — the places your current tooling can't see.
Porcia maps access at the individual level across your entire SaaS stack — so you always know who has access to what, not just which apps are provisioned.
When someone leaves, Porcia flags every app they still have access to — including tools that were never SSO-provisioned. No more phantom accounts lingering after an employee exits.
See which users are accessing sensitive apps without MFA, or outside your identity provider entirely. Porcia surfaces the gaps so you can close them before they become incidents.
Porcia shows you which users have access to far more apps than their role requires. Identify over-provisioned accounts and reduce your attack surface without revoking access blindly.
What your identity governance panel looks like
Access risk across users and apps
Marcus Webb
Engineering
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Marketing
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Sales
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Finance
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2 offboarded users still have active app access
