Integrations

Application provisioning: accounts in your business applications from HR

Application provisioning means that accounts and permissions in business applications are created, updated and removed automatically based on HR data and roles. KoppelHet does this with Joinly, which provisions applications such as TOPdesk, ServiceNow, Nedap ONS, Magister and Google Workspace from the HR system through SCIM or a direct API connection.

What it is

Entra ID and Active Directory are not the only places where an employee needs an account. Think of the service desk, the ERP, the care record or the pupil administration system. Without an integration an administrator creates those accounts by hand, and forgets them when someone leaves.

Many applications support SCIM, often through Entra ID. Others only have their own API or no provisioning at all.

How Joinly handles it

  • Direct connectors for TOPdesk, ServiceNow, Freshservice, Nedap ONS, Magister, ESIS, ParnasSys, Odoo, SAP and Google Workspace, among others.
  • Provisioning through SCIM or a direct API connection per target system.
  • Custom mappings translate HR data into application accounts and roles.
  • Groups, licences and roles in the application follow the employee's role.
  • Each app integration also has an SSO variant: sign-in through Entra ID, with provisioning through SCIM.
  • If an application is not listed, Joinly adds an integration.

What KoppelHet does

KoppelHet also connects HR directly to applications when it is about more than an account, for example people and departments to TOPdesk, employees to Nedap ONS or a school board's staff to ESIS.

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Application integrations at Joinly

Common integrations

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between SSO and provisioning?

SSO handles sign-in: the employee signs in with their Entra ID account. Provisioning makes sure the account exists in the application, with the right role, and disappears on departure. You usually need both.

What if an application does not support SCIM?

Then it runs through a direct API connection or through Joinly's SCIM Gateway.

Our application is not listed. Is it still possible?

Joinly adds new integrations on request. If the application has an API or SCIM, that is usually the route.

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