IDENTITY GOVERNANCE AND IAM
One platform for all access, human and agentic. YeshID finds what each identity can reach, fixes what breaks policy, and proves it.
Video: Rae, the YeshID AI assistant, finds four users without MFA across three apps and offers to enforce MFA.
65%
non-human identities with no owner
288,000+
app accounts
83,000+
sensitive OAuth grants
... in environments YeshID monitors today.
Headcount grew a little. Identity count exploded: AI Agents, app-local admin roles, OAuth grants, and service accounts.
Your IdP sees the login. It doesn't see the Salesforce admin role, the two-year-old OAuth grant, or the non-human identity still running billing after its creator left.
Tickets, spreadsheets and quarterly reviews can't keep up.
How YeshID works
YeshID keeps three things separate: what access exists, what access should exist, and what actually got changed. That separation is what makes it safe to let software do the work.
Effective access across your IdP, HR system, SaaS apps, cloud, OAuth grants, service accounts and AI agents. Including the permissions that live inside the app.
Rae, YeshID's AI operator, runs onboarding, offboarding, role changes, requests and revocations. SCIM or API where it can. A named owner, tracked to closure, where it can't.
Every change checked at the source. Who decided, what changed, what's still open. Ready before the auditor asks.
Human and non-human identity governance
Most companies split identity control across an IdP, a governance tool, CSPM, an NHI scanner and a spreadsheet. Nobody sees the whole picture, so nobody owns it.
Identity
What YeshID knows
What YeshID does
People and contractors
Every account, role and app-local permission
Onboard, change, offboard, review
Service accounts and API keys
Who created it, who owns it, what it reaches
Assign an owner, restrict, retire
OAuth grants
Who connected what, with which scopes
Review, restrict, revoke
AI agents
Who it acts for, which credentials, what it touches
Assign an owner, scope, revoke
When someone leaves, YeshID follows their access into everything they created or connected. Not just their login.
What teams run on YeshID
Joiners, movers and leavers, triggered by your HRIS and verified in every app
Service accounts, API keys, bots and AI agents, each with an owner
People get the apps they need in Slack or Teams, approved by policy
Elevated access for exactly as long as it's needed, then it expires on its own
Built from real access, with decisions that get carried out
When reality stops matching policy, YeshID closes the gap.
See what employees connected and what it can touch
Ask Rae about blast radius, risky access or why someone has it. Every answer traced to its source
29,000+
workflows
125,000+
automated actions
43,000
manual actions closed with evidence
3,000
offboardings
... in the last twelve months.
Why YeshID
Most IAM platforms stop where SAML and SCIM stop. Rae, YeshID’s AI operator, builds integrations for any app with an API. With them, YeshID sees the admin roles, OAuth grants and service accounts inside each app, fixes what breaks policy, and verifies every change at the source. That control reaches devices too: teams use YeshID to order a new hire’s laptop and lock a departing employee’s. No API? The work goes to a named owner and is tracked until it’s done. Every app, every device, one place.
Other vendors sell one product for people and another for non-human identities. YeshID puts both on one graph, so every service account, OAuth grant and AI agent traces back to the person who owns it.
Real access is messy: role changes, transitions, one-off grants. YeshID keeps policy separate from what's live, so exceptions are time-bound and expire on their own. No forgotten grants nobody dares touch.
Something else on your mind? Talk to our team.
YeshID is an identity governance and IAM platform that finds what every identity can actually reach, fixes what doesn't match policy, and proves every change. It covers people, service accounts, OAuth grants and AI agents.
Effective access is what an identity can actually do across your systems, not just what your IdP says. It includes app-local roles, OAuth scopes, nested groups and delegated access.
No. Keep Okta, Entra, Duo, Ping, JumpCloud or Google Workspace for sign-in. YeshID governs every app behind it, including the ones your IdP can't reach.
Yes, for identity governance, lifecycle management, identity threat detection and response (ITDR), and non-human identities (NHI). Okta protects the front door. YeshID handles what happens inside the building. Many teams keep Okta for sign-in and replace Okta Workflows and its governance add-on with YeshID. Others move sign-in to Google or Microsoft and drop Okta entirely. See YeshID with Okta.
Yes. If SailPoint has become brittle, YeshID replaces it. SailPoint is a strong governance platform, but it's heavy: connectors that need services to build and fix, role models nobody wants to touch, and reviews run on stale data. YeshID runs lifecycle, requests and reviews on live effective access, connects any app by API or a named manual path, and is live in days, not quarters.
YeshID routes the work to a named owner, tracks it to closure and records the evidence. Same workflow, same record.
Yes. YeshID manages non-human identities alongside people, each with an owner and a policy.
No. YeshID starts read-only and only acts with the authority you grant, system by system. Connecting a system never expands what it can do.
YeshID checks the source after every change and records what it verified, and what it couldn't.
Median of 4.35 days from sign-up to first workflow.
YeshID is SOC 2 compliant and Google OAuth approved. You control your data.
Find out what your people and software can really reach.
