Control access automatically as teams change

No, Deel is not an IdP. Deel integrates with your preferred IdP to offer you the power of HR-driven application access without the headache of migration.

Deel supports native integrations with Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace, Okta, and JumpCloud. You can also connect additional identity providers using the Deel API.

When you add a worker to Deel, their account is automatically provisioned in your connected identity provider. Any changes you make in Deel—such as role, team, or status—are synced in real time to keep access accurate.

Yes, for the IDPs that Deel has an 'enhanced' integration with. These include IDPs such as Google and JumpCloud.

When a worker is deactivated in Deel, their access is reflected this in their group membership and therefore your IDP. Typically offboarded workers are added to your equivalent offboarded IDP group, which revokes access to all applications. You can define how many days before or after their last official day they should retain application access.

No. You can create dynamic groups directly in Deel using employee attributes like role, team, or location. These groups automatically sync to your identity provider, so access stays up to date without duplicate management.

Access management helps IT control who has access to apps, tools, and systems—and when. Deel automates access changes as people join, move, or leave, reducing manual work, improving security, and keeping teams productive.

Traditional IAM tools focus only on directories and apps. Deel connects access management directly to real workforce data, so permissions update automatically as roles, locations, or contracts change—without manual intervention.

Yes, you can use Deel's native workflow builder to create custom workflows around granting and revoking application access. As well as ad hoc app access approvals rules.