Frequently asked questions
Common questions about Sorvek's SSO onboarding solution
Does Sorvek work with Okta, Azure AD, and other identity providers?
Yes. Sorvek integrates with major identity providers including Okta and Azure AD, and works alongside your existing IdP to surface what's outside its current coverage.
What is SSO onboarding and why does it matter for security?
SSO onboarding is the process of enrolling SaaS applications under your identity provider so users authenticate through a single, centrally managed credential. When apps sit outside SSO, you lose visibility into who's accessing them, can't enforce MFA, and can't deprovision access reliably when someone leaves.
How does Sorvek verify that disabled SSO accounts are fully deprovisioned?
Sorvek uses API integrations to verify whether accounts disabled in your identity provider have actually been deleted from the underlying app, not just deactivated. This closes a common gap where employees retain access to data even after IT considers them offboarded.
Why do organizations struggle to achieve full SSO coverage?
Most organizations don't have a complete inventory of what apps are in use. Employees adopt tools directly, and without a live view of the full SaaS estate, IT can only enroll the apps it already knows about. The gap between apps IT manages and apps employees use is where SSO coverage breaks down.
How does Sorvek identify apps outside SSO?
Sorvek continuously discovers every SaaS app in use across your organization and shows you the SSO enrollment status of each one, including apps that were created before Sorvek was deployed. You get a live view of your coverage gaps, not a one-time snapshot.
How does Sorvek automate SSO onboarding workflows?
When Sorvek detects an app outside SSO coverage, it can automatically initiate an onboarding request to the app owner, track the response, and flag apps where enrollment has stalled. Purpose-built playbooks replace manual outreach and spreadsheet tracking.
