Corma Agents Automate Access Management Beyond API Limitations

Browser-based AI agents automate user provisioning and access workflows across applications, including tools without provisioning APIs

PARIS, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Corma, a software license and access governance platform, is extending automated access management to applications without provisioning APIs through Corma Agents. The browser-based AI agents interact directly with application interfaces to automate user provisioning and other workflows that would otherwise require manual administration.

As organizations adopt hundreds of SaaS applications alongside AI tools and autonomous agents, IT teams are managing increasingly fragmented software environments. While identity standards such as SCIM and SAML have simplified provisioning for many enterprise applications, they remain restricted behind premium pricing tiers for thousands of others. This has forced many organizations to rely on manual processes for onboarding, offboarding, and access provisioning.

Corma Agents automate repetitive identity and access workflows by interacting directly with application interfaces, without depending on traditional API integrations.

"Organizations shouldn't have to choose between paying significantly more for enterprise software tiers or accepting manual processes that introduce security risk and operational inefficiency," said Héloïse Rozès, CEO and Co-Founder of Corma. "As software ecosystems become increasingly agentic, governance can't depend solely on whether an application exposes the right APIs. We built Corma Agents to give IT teams an alternative path; one that helps them automate access management across the software they actually use."

Unlike traditional SaaS management platforms that rely primarily on APIs, Corma Agents analyze application interfaces, interpret page structures and interactive elements, and execute workflows step by step while validating each action before proceeding. This approach enables organizations to automate common identity and access management tasks across applications regardless of their API availability.

"It's still in beta, but I feel it's a killer feature," said the Head of Information Technology Operations at Infinox. "Legacy tools that didn't allow provisioning by APIs can now be done by an agent, and we don't need to write or maintain those agents ourselves. That's handled in isolated containers inside Corma."

By reducing dependence on application-specific integrations, organizations can extend automation to a broader portion of their software portfolio while helping improve governance, accelerate employee lifecycle management, and reduce administrative overhead for IT teams.

The introduction of Corma Agents builds on the company's broader vision of helping organizations understand, govern, and optimize increasingly complex software environments. As businesses continue to adopt AI-powered applications and autonomous workflows, Corma believes software governance must evolve beyond visibility into software assets to include the automation of identity, access, and operational controls.

To learn more about Corma, visit https://www.corma.io/.

About Corma

Founded in 2023 in Paris, France, Corma helps companies of all sizes understand, manage, and optimize their software stack. Created in response to widespread software sprawl and rising AI complexity, Corma gives IT teams the visibility and automations they need to manage software access, control costs, streamline provisioning, and improve governance.

Corma Contacts:

Héloïse Rozès (CEO)
[email protected]
+33788220940

SOURCE Corma