Connect Crises Control to your existing identity and business systems.

Incident Management Integrations connect Crises Control to the identity, communication and business systems your organisation already uses. Crises Control integrates with Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta and any SCIM-compatible application to automate user provisioning, simplify authentication and keep responder access up to date, so every responder has secure access to the right information during an incident. Learn more about the Operational Incident Coordination Platform.

Crises Control integrates with leading identity providers including Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace and Okta, and with any application that supports SCIM for automated user provisioning. These Incident Management Software Integrations keep responder access accurate automatically. For organisations without cloud identity providers, secure user imports are supported through SFTP and CSV uploads, and messaging or business applications that can send email notifications can also connect to Crises Control.

Crises Control supports Single Sign-On (SSO) and automated user provisioning through Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace and Okta. These trusted identity providers let users authenticate securely with existing credentials, while automated provisioning keeps Crises Control user accounts synchronised with your directory. You can combine these Crises Control Integrations with SCIM for hands-free account management.

SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) is an open standard for automating the exchange of user identity information between systems. Crises Control uses SCIM to automatically create, update and deactivate user accounts as your directory changes, so responder records stay accurate without manual administration. You can read the open standard on the SCIM standard website.

Single Sign-On (SSO) controls how users authenticate, while SCIM provisioning controls which user accounts exist. SSO lets people sign in to Crises Control with existing corporate credentials, and SCIM automatically creates, updates and deactivates accounts as your directory changes. Most organisations use both together for secure sign-in and accurate, hands-free user management.

Integration capabilities are part of the Crises Control platform rather than a separate product. Support for identity providers, SCIM provisioning and SFTP or CSV imports is included, and pricing follows the platform’s subscription model based on your organisation’s size and needs. Speak to our team for a tailored quote.

Yes. Any HR or identity management system that supports SCIM can synchronise users with Crises Control automatically, and directories such as Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace and Okta are supported directly. Where a system does not offer SCIM, secure SFTP or CSV imports keep your user records current, supporting Operational Resilience Integrations across your organisation.

No. Crises Control is designed to work alongside the technology you already rely on, not replace it. It connects to your existing identity providers, user provisioning systems and communication tools so you can strengthen operational resilience without changing your core infrastructure. See how organisations connect their systems in our MSP critical communications case study.

Crises Control uses trusted identity providers and centralised authentication to strengthen access control, and automated provisioning reduces the manual errors that create security gaps. Emergency Communication Software Integrations and identity integrations follow least-privilege access principles, and the platform is operated to recognised information security standards. Explore related guidance in our operational resilience blog.