Make IT the fast lane for AI, not the approval queue.
Extend Okta and Entra ID to every AI agent, MCP, and AI-built app. Approve the catalog once. Employees self-serve. Offboarding closes itself. Weeks of tickets become minutes to a governed connection.

The IT problem
Employees are wiring AI into your systems faster than you can approve it. Personal keys, random OAuth, zero inventory. Offboarding does not catch any of it. And when the CISO asks what is connected to what, the honest answer is "we do not know."
You have three bad options:
Block AI entirely
Manual approvals
Build it yourself
One identity layer for every agent, tool, and AI-built app
Identity-native AI access
Extend Okta, Entra ID, and your existing SSO to every agent, MCP server, and AI tool. SCIM-driven group sync. RBAC the same way you already define it. One source of truth for AI access.
Self-service, not free-for-all
Employees connect approved tools in one click through the Willow Connect Panel and plugin marketplace. You approve the catalog. The ticket queue stops being the AI bottleneck.
Lifecycle that actually closes
Hire-to-provision and offboard-to-revoke for AI access. The moment Okta cuts the user, Willow cuts the agents, MCPs, OAuth tokens, and apps tied to that identity. No stale access.
Shadow AI and vibe app coverage
The Willow browser extension surfaces every unmanaged agent, MCP server, plugin, and AI-built app across the org. Bring safe work into Willow. Cut off the rest.
Audit on demand
Every connection, action, and deployment logged and forwarded to Splunk, Datadog, Loki, or your SIEM of choice. SOC 2 Type II. GDPR. Enterprise-grade from day one.
The fourth option: One control plane
Willow extends your existing identity, access, and lifecycle systems to AI agent work. Deploy in days, run it in the background, and take AI access off the helpdesk queue for good.
Think of it as IAM for AI agents, with provisioning built in.
Three jobs Willow does for IT
Provision. Monitor. Offboard. Without tickets.
Provision in minutes, not weeks
Employees request access through the Connect Panel. Approved tools are one click away. Net-new tools route through your existing approval flow, fast-tracked.
Monitor what is actually deployed
Browser and endpoint sensors discover every agent, MCP, skill, and AI-built apps across the org. One dashboard shows owner, scopes, integrations, and deployment status.
Offboard cleanly. The same instant.
SCIM-driven deprovisioning revokes AI access the moment Okta or Entra revokes the user. No stale tokens. No zombie agents still answering in Slack. No "we'll get to that one later."
Wix.com rolled Willow out on their existing Okta groups.
We are six to ten months ahead of most companies in AI adoption. More code to production, fewer incidents, real outcomes. Willow is what made it possible to move that fast without slowing down our security posture.

Live in ten days, not a pilot.
A free 14-day POV with zero internal headcount.
- 1DAYS 1–3 · DEPLOY
Helm chart on your cluster.
On-prem, hybrid, or SaaS. Your data never leaves your environment. Standard Kubernetes — no new infra to babysit.
- 2DAYS 4–7 · IDENTITY
Sync with your IdP.
SCIM sync from JumpCloud, Okta, or Azure AD. Existing groups become RBAC. Existing users get scoped access. No new directory to maintain.
- 3DAYS 8–10 · CONNECT
Wire up the tools your teams already use.
HubSpot, Jira, Slack, Drive, GitHub, GitLab, custom APIs. Tool-level permissions per group, not blanket access per employee. Read-only by default. Scoped write where it earns it.
- 4DAYS 11–14 · GOVERN
Endpoint coverage and audit trail.
Endpoint agent and Chrome extension pushed through MDM. Shadow AI surfaces. Unapproved MCPs get redirected to the gateway. Audit logs land in Splunk, Loki, Coralogix, or wherever your SIEM lives.
Built for the IT stack you already run
Identity
Lifecycle
SIEM & Observability
Deployment
FAQS
Your agents are already in the wild.
Give them a Basecamp. Go from AI chaos to AI work, in minutes.



