JaraLock
Self-hosted onboarding and offboarding automation that creates and revokes a person's accounts across seven identity and SaaS providers in one run.
Productivity·Security·Operations & Logistics
What is JaraLock?
JaraLock automates the creation and revocation of a person's accounts across seven identity and SaaS providers in a single run. Before it changes anything, it shows exactly what it would do, and every step is recorded with the provider's own response in a hash-chained log so the record cannot be edited later.
It is built for IT and security teams who need offboarding to be complete and provable. Five providers are verified end to end against live tenants: Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, Atlassian, GitHub, and Slack. Zoom and Anthropic (Claude) are connected and documented but not yet verified in a live tenant.
JaraLock is designed to fail safely. Dry run is the default, large batches over a configured directory threshold pause for a different administrator to approve, and break-glass admins and service accounts are checked before any provider is loaded. If disabling a user fails in one provider, the run halts rather than finishing partway. A deterministic question parser can report what would happen if a given person left, without changing any account.
JaraLock is self-hosted and runs on your own infrastructure with your own keys. Employee data and provider tokens stay with you, and nothing calls home beyond the providers' own APIs and an optional SIEM webhook. Licences are bought once with no seat count and no expiry, and the trial ships the full source so your engineers can review it before use.
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