The identity execution platform for applications your stack can’t reach.

Two decades ago, an enterprise might have relied on barely a dozen applications. Times have changed dramatically. Today’s mid-sized enterprise operates over 1,000 applications. Expecting custom APIs and connectors to cover every integration need is simply an illusion.

46% of applications are not adequately connected to IGA.

*Omdia/ESG 2025 survey of mid to large enterprises with more than 1,000 employees
46%
Applications not connected to IGA
54%
Applications connected to IGA
Core Capabilities

AI agents that work inside any application.

Redblock agents use an application the way a trained admin does, through its own interface.

Operate any application
Agents work in an app’s own interface the way a trained admin would, so they don’t need an API, SCIM or a connector. That covers SaaS, homegrown, legacy and on-prem apps.
Retrieve identity data & make changes
Agents pull accounts, roles, entitlements and last activity out of any app. They create, modify, disable and remove access, and rotate credentials.
Verify and record
Every action is confirmed in the application and logged as structured evidence for audit, compliance, and downstream systems.
How we differ from others

Purpose-built for identity execution.

Not another connector strategy
Redblock is designed for environments where APIs are missing, incomplete, or too brittle to rely on as the only path.
Not generic RPA
Designed around identity workflows, policy context, verification, and evidence. The goal is not browser automation. The goal is correct identity execution.
Not another policy layer
Redblock does not replace policy engines or approvals. It ensures approved identity changes are executed accurately.
Traditional identity tools
Define policy, approvals, and governance
VS tag
VS tag
RPA tools
Automate tasks without identity context or verification
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Identity-specific execution with verification and evidence across real enterprise apps
application coverage

Coverage where identity systems break down.

Admin consoles and non-standard workflows
Disconnected applications
Operate in admin consoles and non-standard workflows where APIs are unavailable.
Inconsistent native integrations
Partially integrated systems
Extend and verify execution even where native integrations are inconsistent.
Older applications and internal enterprise tools
Legacy and
custom systems
Handle older applications, internal tools, and unique enterprise environments
Hardware devices and industrial equipment
OT/IoT
Admin consoles
Extend identity enforcement to hardware devices, Industrial equipment.
Banking & Finance
Banking and Finance
Internal Web Apps
Internal Web Apps
Government Filling Apps
Government Filling Apps
Commercial SaaS
Commercial SaaS
Engineering/DevOps
Engineering/DevOps
Legacy Apps
Legacy Apps
Alarm Systems
Alarm Systems
HVAC and Thermostat
HVAC and Thermostat
CCTV Cameras
CCTV Cameras
Electric Meters
Electric Meters
Guest Kiosks
Guest Kiosks
Video Conferencing
Video Conferencing
Deployment

Designed for enterprise environments.

Deploy on-premises or in a dedicated VPC
Deploy on-prem or in a dedicated VPC
Agents deployed in your environment with single-tenant isolation and full control over infrastructure.
Run across AWS, Azure, and GCP
Runs on-cloud, across AWS, Azure, and GCP
Deploy on the cloud platform of your choice without changes to architecture or operations.
Execute actions directly inside applications
Executes actions inside applications across environments
Execute directly inside applications across environments without relying on APIs alone.
No external AI or data sharing
No external AI or data sharing
Execution runs on Redblock trained models, so senstive data always stays under your control.

FAQs.

Does Redblock need API access to the applications it manages?

No. Redblock can execute changes through the interfaces the application already provides, including APIs and admin UIs. This allows it to work with legacy, disconnected, and non-standard applications where APIs are missing, incomplete, or unreliable.

Does Redblock make access decisions?

No. Policy, approvals, and governance remain in your IAM, IGA, and PAM systems. Redblock executes changes that have already been approved and verifies that they were completed correctly.

How does Redblock work with our existing identity stack?

Redblock receives approved lifecycle events, access changes, and remediation tasks from systems such as SailPoint, Okta, and Microsoft Entra, then executes them inside the target application. Your existing identity systems remain the systems of record.

What identity tasks can Redblock automate?

Redblock can automate joiner-mover-leaver actions, account and entitlement changes, access removal, credential and secret rotation, account aggregation, and identity remediation directly in the target application.

How is each change verified?

Redblock checks that the requested change that took effect in the target application and records the result as structured evidence for audit and compliance

How is Redblock deployed, and is our data shared with external AI?

Redblock can run on-premises, in your cloud environment, or in a dedicated single-tenant deployment. Execution does not send customer data to external AI services such as third-party model providers.

Close Your IAM Blast Radius.

See how Redblock replaces ticket-driven identity execution with continuous lifecycle enforcement across your application estate.

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