Workflow Builder (beta)

Corma now includes a built-in Workflow Builder, letting admins automate multi-step access management sequences that trigger automatically based on real employee events, no code required.

• Event-based triggers: automatically kick off workflows when an employee starts, leaves, or a license becomes inactive

• Sequential action chains: build workflows from a searchable action library across all your connected apps

• Full execution history: every run is logged in the Previous Runs tab for a complete audit trail

Teams can now replace manual provisioning tasks with reliable automated workflows that run exactly when they should.

Corma API (rest)

Corma's first public REST APIs are now available, giving teams programmatic access to their workspace data directly from external tools and systems, no manual exports required.

• Core entities exposed: query users, licenses, applications, and usage signals via clean, rate-limited endpoints

• Built for real use cases: covers the most common needs: billing, reporting, internal dashboards, and workflow automation

• Developer-ready: full API documentation available, with straightforward authentication via your Corma API key

Get started with our public API documentation: https://corma.apidocumentation.com/api-v1/guides/authentication

Yousign Integration

Corma now integrates with Yousign!

Yousign is a European e-signature platform designed to help businesses create, send, and manage legally binding digital signatures. You can now:

• Collect licenses: centralize Yousign users and licenses in Corma

• Provisioning & deprovisioning: automatically create, suspend, and delete Yousign user accounts directly from Corma to effortlessly manage access and licenses

Improvements

• Clearer Agent connection cards: setup now guides users to configure a workspace upfront, with a button to review the connected workspace, reducing misconfiguration risks.

• Improved license list consistency: unmatched accounts now show the same mapping action in the "More actions" menu as matched licenses, making the UI consistent throughout.

Fixes

• Monday.com connection failures during setup have been fixed

• Cursor AI connection failures despite correct credentials have been resolved

• Overdue access review notifications not being sent have been fixed

• Employee app store displaying incorrect apps by team filter has been fixed

• Duplicate license type entries caused by name mismatches have been resolved

• Google email alias creation failing for Skello users has been fixed

• Bitwarden user roles and licenses not displaying correctly have been fixed

• Manual contract creation errors have been resolved

• HubSpot authentication token refresh failures have been fixed

• License count mismatch between overview and licenses pages has been fixed

• Bulk actions applying to only 20 users instead of all selected has been fixed

• Qonto sync crashes caused by an unrecognized invoice status have been fixed

• Browser extension connection and authentication issues have been resolved

• ChatGPT license assignment failures have been fixed

Google Role Management

Corma now supports full Google Workspace role management, allowing admins to assign and remove roles directly from Corma during onboarding and offboarding flows.

• Accurate role display: roles are now retrieved and displayed with their correct names, giving admins a reliable view of assignments across the organization

• Assign roles on onboarding: select and assign Google Workspace roles to a user directly from Corma, no need to switch to the Google admin console

• Remove roles on offboarding: remove specific roles from a user selectively or all at once, ensuring access is fully revoked without leaving Corma

Teams managing Google Workspace will save significant time during both onboarding and offboarding, with role management now fully centralized in Corma.

On-the-fly user and team creation

Corma now supports on-the-fly creation of both users and teams directly from where you need them, eliminating unnecessary context switches during key workflows.

• Create users on the spot: when assigning an app owner, matching a license, or any other assignment dropdown, admins can now create a new user directly inline without leaving the current workflow

• Create teams on the spot: when adding, onboarding, or offboarding a user, admins can create a new team directly from the Team dropdown without navigating to Settings first

Teams managing frequent onboarding and access assignment will spend less time jumping between pages, keeping their focus on the task at hand.

Silent login for browser extension

Corma's browser extension now supports silent authentication across all major browsers, so users are automatically logged in without any manual sign-in step.

• Edge: silent login now supported for Microsoft Edge users

• Firefox: silent login now supported for Firefox users

• Chromium-based browsers: silent login now supported across all Chromium-based browsers including Chrome, Brave, and Arc

Users across your organization will experience a smoother, frictionless extension setup. No more manual login prompts every time the extension is installed or the session expires.

Improvements:

• Admins can now configure Clicker Agent integrations using Okta or JumpCloud SSO credentials, expanding compatibility for organizations using these identity providers

• All integration cards in the app are now fully scrollable, fixing a display issue where content was previously cropped.

Fixes:

• Spendesk integration skipping newly added companies has been fixed

• Onboarding and offboarding status badges now display all statuses correctly

• Critical bug removing all Slack group members when modifying a single user has been fixed

• Qonto sync error has been resolved

• Microsoft & Google licenses appearing unmatched after first sync have been fixed

• Conflict with React DevTools Chrome extension has been resolved

• Claude AI integration add/remove user scripts now work correctly

• Missing Slack license not appearing in Corma has been fixed

• Revoking unassigned licenses now correctly reflects the real outcome

• FXBO automated offboarding failure due to interface change is being investigated

• Re-adding an offboarded Slack user now correctly reactivates their existing account

License grant details: auto-fill & inline editing

When manually logging a license in Corma, the 'Granted at' and 'Granted by' fields now auto-fill with smart defaults and remain editable at any time.

• Auto-filled on creation: both fields default to today's date and the current user when adding a license, eliminating manual entry in the most common scenario

• Editable after the fact: clicking either field in the license table opens a dedicated modal to update the date or reassign the 'granted by' user at any time

Available wherever licenses can be manually logged, on the app-specific page, user-specific page, and main licenses page.

Integration:

Corma now integrates with Snowflake!

Snowflake is a cloud data platform designed to centralize, store, and analyze large volumes of data across an organization's entire data infrastructure. You can now:

• Collect user information: track Snowflake users and their details directly in Corma

Improvements:

• When setting up a Clicker Agent card with Google SSO, passwords can now be copied and pasted instead of typed manually.

• A new Slack action allows admins to automatically add a user to a specific channel as part of their provisioning workflow.

Fixes:

• Slack interactivity crashes on certain actions have been fixed

• ClickUp credentials incorrectly flagged as invalid due to missing profile picture have been fixed

• Broken Notion license sync has been restored

• Desktop app activity on Windows not being recorded after sync has been fixed

• Microsoft account connection failing for first-time Microsoft sign-ins has been resolved

• Several user creation flow issues including mislabeled button and broken pre-fill have been fixed

• Ghost accounts incorrectly appearing during access reviews have been removed

• Microsoft user group sync now correctly includes nested sub-group members

• Diabolocom integration has been repaired

• Jamf license sync failure caused by unexpected email formats has been fixed

• Active licenses incorrectly shown as inactive on the Contracts page have been fixed

• New employee onboarding issues with group memberships and bundle assignments have been resolved

• Bundle drawer dropdowns randomly becoming unclickable have been fixed

Default (de)provisioning actions

Admins can now define default provisioning and deprovisioning actions per app, so every time access is granted or revoked, the right method is already pre-configured.

• Three methods available: manual task, automated via API (with a mini workflow builder to chain actions), or automated via Agent

• Applied everywhere: default actions are respected across app settings, manual license revocation, and offboarding flows, for both onboarding and offboarding

To configure, open any app page → settings icon (top left) → Provisioning tab.

Teams managing access at scale will spend less time on repetitive configuration, with the confidence that the right actions always trigger automatically.

Sign out Google users from all sessions

Admins can now instantly sign out a user from all their devices and active web sessions directly from Corma, as part of a Google offboarding flow.

• One-click session revocation: triggering this action immediately disconnects the user from all Google web sessions and devices, ensuring access is cut off the moment offboarding begins

A simple but critical addition for teams who need to act fast when an employee leaves.

Light improvement

• Corma now supports Okta SSO, allowing users to sign in with their existing Okta credentials for a faster and more secure login experience.

• User search dropdowns now support infinite scroll and smarter sorting, active users first, archived at the bottom, with a 'No Assignee' option where relevant.

Fixes

• Claude AI license retrieval bug has been investigated and resolved

• Google SSO login issues have been fixed

• Multiple bugs in provisioning/deprovisioning workflows including silent failures, missing task logs, incorrect email notifications and UI issues have been resolved

• Several Bundles and User Groups bugs causing unexpected modal closures, random deselections, unclickable areas and screen flickering have been fixed

• Incorrect title and button on the access review page have been fixed

• User selection dropdown now correctly shows active users first, followed by archived ones, and no longer gets stuck on partial lists

• Two-click bug and missing loading indicator in the onboarding user creation step have been fixed

• Multiple User Groups and Bundles bugs including broken search, unresponsive clicks, hidden save buttons and password manager interference have been resolved

• Excessive scrolling beyond content on the access review page has been fixed

• Large user and activity exports failing due to outdated export system have been resolved

• Missing option to create a new license type or role on the spot when manually adding a license has been added

• Confusing technical error when adding an already existing internal app now shows a clear helpful message

• OpenAI license data sync error has been fixed

Clicker Agent in-app Setup

Users can now connect the Clicker Agent directly from the Data Sources page even when a 2 step verification via email is required. No need to go through Corma's support team anymore. Two setup methods are available depending on your security preferences.

• Credential-based setup: provide a service account email, password, and optional 2FA token; credentials are securely vaulted in Bitwarden, and an embedded browser shows the agent logging in live for you to confirm the connection

• Session-based setup: prefer not to share credentials? Log in manually through an embedded browser, entering your service account email and 2FA one-time password, and let Corma save only the session and cookies instead.

Each app's Agent setup is documented step by step in Corma's documentation. Teams that previously had to wait for Corma support to configure their agents can now go live independently, in minutes.

Light improvements

• Admins can now set default workflow configurations at the bundle level, making it easier to apply consistent approval processes across groups of apps without configuring each one individually.

• Improved the Dashlane integration so that all licenses are detected and tracked, even when users aren't set up through the standard provisioning system.

Fixes

• Silent configuration skip during Google or Microsoft identity provider onboarding has been fixed

• 'Map email alias' offboarding action incorrectly linked to another action's settings has been resolved

• Incorrect team counts on the app analytics page have been fixed

• Several broken pop-ups including non-scrollable modals and dropdowns closing without saving have been resolved

• Broken 'Discard' button in the onboarding/offboarding flow has been fixed

• User type sorting in the Users section has been fixed

• Several visual issues in the Interactive Agent feature have been resolved

• Display issues in the Microsoft actions panel when removing licenses or groups have been fixed

• Dropbox integration being broken for all connected customers has been fixed

• Frequent Atlassian user provisioning failures have been resolved

• Figma account connection failures for Enterprise plan customers have been fixed

New Microsoft Actions

Corma now supports three new automated actions for Microsoft users, giving admins deeper control over access and license management directly from the platform.

• Assign a license: select one or multiple available Microsoft licenses and assign them to a specific user in one click, without leaving Corma

• Remove a license: remove all licenses from a user at once, or selectively remove specific ones, useful when offboarding or adjusting access levels

• Remove from groups: remove a user from all their Microsoft groups in one action, or choose specific groups to remove them from

Admins managing Microsoft environments will spend significantly less time jumping between Corma and the Microsoft admin console to handle routine access changes.

Clicker Agent time optimization

Further performance improvements have been made to the Clicker Agent, reducing execution times for two additional apps.

• Miro login: removed unnecessary waiting steps that were never needed, cutting login time by 30–35 seconds

• Claude AI workspace selection: fixed a routing bug that was forcing an unnecessary AI agent call on every workspace selection, making the process over 50% faster

Users relying on Clicker Agent automations will benefit from faster and more reliable task execution across their connected apps.

Eurécia Integration

Corma now integrates with Eurécia!

Eurécia is an HR management platform designed to centralize employee data and streamline HR operations. You can now:

• Collect user information: track Eurécia users and their details directly in Corma

• Collect HR data: enrich user profiles in Corma with key HR attributes from Eurécia, including job title, team, manager, country, start date and termination date

• Provisioning: automatically create Eurécia user accounts directly from Corma to efficiently manage access and licenses

Fixes

• Auto-translation causing page crashes has been fixed

• Credential validation checks incorrectly flagging valid credentials as invalid have been resolved, including for Dropbox

• Incorrectly displayed 'Last Updated' date on the tasks page has been removed

• Pennylane expired access token causing authentication failures has been fixed

• Deleting all licenses from a specific app page accidentally deleting workspace-wide licenses has been resolved

• Atlassian and Google deprovisioning errors preventing proper access removal have been fixed

• Critical bug delivering messages intended for one client to another has been resolved

New ‘Decomissioned’ app status

Corma now includes a new Decommissioned app status, designed for apps that were previously authorized but are no longer actively used by the organization.

• Clean up your app directory: mark legacy or abandoned apps as Decommissioned to distinguish them from active, blocked, or unauthorized ones, without removing their history from Corma

Teams with a growing SaaS stack will find it easier to keep their app directory accurate, with a clear status for tools that have naturally fallen out of use.

On demand HR sync

Admins can now trigger a manual data sync at any time, without waiting for the next scheduled refresh.

• On-demand sync: a new button lets paid admins instantly re-sync any integration directly from Corma, ensuring their data is always up to date when they need it

No more waiting overnight for data to refresh before making access decisions.

OneLogin Integration

Corma now integrates with OneLogin!

OneLogin is an identity and access management platform that centralizes user authentication and single sign-on across your SaaS stack. You can now:

• Collect licenses: centralize OneLogin users and licenses in Corma

• Provisioning & deprovisioning: automatically create, suspend, and delete OneLogin user accounts directly from Corma to effortlessly manage access and licenses

• Add to groups: automatically add users to groups in OneLogin when provisioning them from Corma

Fixes

• Active licenses being incorrectly marked as inactive after inactivity threshold updates have been fixed

• Group addition failures for already-provisioned users have been resolved

• App visibility settings closing unexpectedly when selecting teams has been fixed

• Contract import crashes caused by partial license type name matches have been resolved

• Newly added currencies not appearing in invoice creation have been fixed

• Unwanted arrow icons appearing next to groups in the page header on Windows have been removed

• Public API documentation issues including missing fields and confusing labels have been resolved

Update Username

Admins can now rename users directly within Corma, making it easy to replace email-based display names with actual full names.

• Quick rename from the user page: click the three-dot menu on any user profile and select 'Update username' to instantly update how the user appears across the platform

No more users displaying as email addresses, keeping your directory clean and readable.

BambooHR Native Integration

Corma's BambooHR integration has been upgraded to a native connection, enabling more reliable and deeper synchronization with your HR data.

• Employee directory sync: user profiles in Corma are now automatically populated and updated from BambooHR, including key HR attributes such as job title, manager, country, and employment status

• Collect BambooHR licenses: enrich BambooHR license information with a clear listing of who has access to BambooHR and when they logged in last.

Teams using BambooHR as their HR system of record will benefit from a more accurate and automated user lifecycle management directly within Corma.

Fixes

• GitHub provisioning incorrectly showing invitations as failed despite succeeding has been fixed

• Missing Slack logo in Notifications settings has been restored

• Atlassian project list truncating at 50 items has been fixed

• Dropdown for adding AI contracts being unclickable has been resolved

• Multiple reports generated on the same day overwriting each other have been fixed

• Microsoft sub-licenses remaining active after cancellation has been resolved

• Atlassian provisioning error for a specific customer account has been fixed