Automation you can trust at 2am
Flows run your identity work on triggers you choose. Luna watches every run, retries what fails, and investigates anything she can't fix on her own.
Build it, test it, then trust it
Flows are a canvas: one trigger, then actions and controls connected top to bottom. Every node can run against real data before you save.
People are steps too
A flow can ask a Yes or No question, wait for the answer, and branch if the answer never comes. That builds human judgement into the automation itself.
Twenty-four ways a flow starts
A flow can start from a lifecycle event, a request, a discovery, a schedule, a webhook or a manual run. If it happens in identity, it can start a flow.
Sixty-plus actions with teeth
Every one is a real IAM action: revoke sessions, wipe MFA, convert mailboxes, create offboardings and reviews. None of them stop at a notification.
Branch by condition, loop by list
Filter, Multi Filter with AND and OR, and for-each loops handle the branching and repetition identity work actually needs.
Every run answers for itself.
An org-wide history shows every execution with its trigger, duration and step count. Scroll one run from the event that started it to the question you ask afterwards.
All your busy identity work, automated.
Joiners, leavers, requests and cleanups run themselves, triggered by the events you choose.

“Ploy has transformed how we do access requests & we wouldn't be able to go back to the way it was.”
“Ploy has enabled us to completely automate employee onboarding and offboarding, saving us 150 manual actions, clicks, and hours of time per employee.”
“With Ploy, we've turned a tedious weekly task into easy automated flows. We're saving half a day a week and have completely streamlined onboarding across all our SaaS tools. Total game changer.”
“Ploy saved me from drowning in spreadsheets, manual licence assignment and SaaS sprawl. It lets us easily make sense of what's being bought, used, and wasted which is more than I can say for most software tools. The best part? They listen, iterate fast, and don't take themselves too seriously. Perfect match.”


