Time-Out Zone

SCIM provisioning and SSO that IT will sign off on

One corporate login, zero new passwords. New hires get accounts automatically, leavers are deactivated the moment IT flips the switch. Time-Out Zone connects to Okta, Microsoft Entra, and Google Workspace — and behaves.

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Passwords are expensive

20–50%

of help desk calls are password resets

$70

average IT labor cost of a single reset

0

new passwords your team memorizes for Time-Out Zone

Seconds

between IdP deprovisioning and access ending here

  • Every app with its own password feeds the help desk queue — resets eat up to half of all calls at about $70 each. With SSO, Time-Out Zone is just another tile behind the login your team already has.
  • Offboarding is where leave tools quietly fail. Here, when your directory deactivates someone, their access ends automatically — no manual cleanup, no forgotten accounts.

Reset share per Gartner; per-reset cost per Forrester Research. Figures are industry averages.

One key opens every door

Your identity provider holds the key. Okta, Entra, or Google Workspace signs people in — with the MFA policies IT already enforces.

Joiners in, leavers out — automatically

The directory feeds Time-Out Zone: new people arrive provisioned, departed people are deactivated. Nobody maintains a second user list.

One login for everything

SAML SSO with your identity provider. No separate Time-Out Zone password exists, so none can be phished, reused, or forgotten.

Your IdP, your rules

Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace — the provider you run is the provider we connect. MFA and session policies come along automatically.

Accounts that create themselves

SCIM provisioning turns directory entries into Time-Out Zone accounts. Day-one access without a ticket.

Leavers, handled in seconds

Deprovision someone in your directory and their Time-Out Zone access is deactivated automatically. The gap between "left the company" and "lost access" disappears.

Enterprise plumbing, minus the pain

MFA comes with the key

Whatever multi-factor policy your IdP enforces applies here automatically. No parallel security story.

Roster mirrors the directory

Your people list stays true to the source of truth — the directory IT already maintains.

Roles still apply

SSO answers who you are; Time-Out Zone's permissions still decide what you may do. The two work together.

Set up with your IT team

We configure the connection together with your IT — domain, metadata, test login — and it stays boring after that.

Small teams don't need any of this: email invitations work out of the box, no identity provider required.

SSO

One login, zero passwords

The corporate login your team already trusts.

  • SAML SSO connects Time-Out Zone to Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, and other SAML identity providers.
  • Sessions and MFA follow your IdP's policy — IT keeps one set of rules, not two.
  • No separate password means no separate password to leak.

SCIM

Joiners and leavers, on autopilot

The directory drives the roster.

  • SCIM provisioning creates accounts for new directory members — day-one access, no ticket.
  • Deprovisioning mirrors instantly: directory says gone, access is gone.
  • The employee's history stays intact for reporting and audit — access ends, records remain.

Plain words

SSO vs SCIM, in one minute

Two acronyms, two jobs.

  • SSO answers "who is this person?" — one corporate login instead of another password.
  • SCIM answers "should this person have an account?" — creating and deactivating accounts as the directory changes.
  • Together: the right people get in with the right login, and nobody lingers after leaving.

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Frequently asked questions

What is SCIM?
SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) is the standard that lets your user directory manage accounts in connected apps automatically. In Time-Out Zone, SCIM provisioning creates accounts for new hires and deactivates leavers — no manual user admin.
What's the difference between SSO and SCIM?
SSO handles sign-in: one corporate login, no separate password. SCIM handles the account lifecycle: who gets an account and when it is switched off. Most teams want both — SSO for the front door, SCIM for the guest list.
Which identity providers work?
Okta, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), Google Workspace, and other SAML-capable identity providers. We set the connection up together with your IT team.
What happens when someone leaves?
When your directory deprovisions them, their Time-Out Zone access is deactivated automatically — within seconds, not at the next manual review. Their leave history remains intact for reporting and audit.
Do small teams need SSO and SCIM?
No. Email invitations and the built-in login work perfectly without any identity provider. SSO and SCIM matter once IT manages users centrally and offboarding needs to be automatic.
Does SSO replace Time-Out Zone's roles and permissions?
No — they complement each other. SSO verifies identity; Time-Out Zone's role-based permissions still decide what each person can see and do after signing in.