Also works with
ITSM, SIEM, and pipelines
Inventory and JIT are the core product. If you already run change tickets, a SIEM, or gated deploy pipelines, there are webhooks and APIs to hook in. Authoryn is not trying to replace ServiceNow.
ITSM & change management
Keep approvals in ServiceNow or Jira if that is how your org works. Authoryn sends a webhook when external sign-off is required; your middleware opens the ticket and calls back to approve or reject.
- •Webhooks on JIT and lifecycle termination events
- •Inbound integration API with scoped keys (request vs approve)
- •Hybrid policies: owner approves in-product, security stage in ITSM
- •Manual in-product fallback when ITSM is down (per policy)
- •No ServiceNow or Jira plugin. You wire the HTTP calls.
SIEM & evidence export
Push governance events to Splunk, Sentinel, or any HTTP endpoint. Signed payloads, retries, and presets so security alerts do not look like a full audit firehose.
- •Webhook subscriptions with optional HMAC
- •Scheduled bulk export to local JSONL or Azure Blob
- •Structured envelope for discovery, ownership, connector, and JIT events
- •Retries and dead-letter status in the UI
- •You run the receiver. We do not host a SIEM.
Pipeline & CI/CD
Allowlisted automation accounts can request time-bound elevation from a deploy pipeline. A readiness check can confirm the grant is active before a production step runs.
- •Readiness API for active JIT grants
- •Allowlisted deploy-bot identities with policy gates
- •NuGet and TypeScript clients for scripted request-and-wait
- •Production stays gated. This is not auto-approve for everything.
Integration is HTTP on your side: middleware, a function, or a pipeline step. No packaged ServiceNow app.