OracleOracle E-Business Suite
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Application coverageFederated identity governance
Access governance for the applications you already run.
SafePaaS governs access, segregation of duties and configuration change inside the ERP and identity systems your business runs on — without asking you to replace any of them. One policy, evaluated in the terms each application itself uses.
The systems below are the ones we already read natively. Coverage is not limited to them — if a system exposes its security model, it can be governed.
Any systemthat can expose its security model, including custom and legacyInside the appentitlements read in the terms each application itself usesOne policyevaluated across every connected system, not system by systemAlongside your IGAdeployed to extend an existing programme, not replace it
Find your system
What SafePaaS reads, and what that lets you govern.
Every entry is governed inside the application, not inferred from an account directory beside it.
Natively read today · plus any system that exposes its security model
Every system listed here gets the same governance
- Segregation of duties
- Access reviews and certification
- Joiner, mover, leaver
- Identity lifecycle management
- Role design and management
- Privileged access
- Configuration and change monitoring
- Transaction monitoring
- Audit and compliance evidence
- Identity 360 analytics
What differs between systems is not what SafePaaS can govern — it is the entitlement model each one exposes, which is what the cards below describe.
Family
What coverage means
Inside the application, not beside it.
Three things separate reading an entitlement model from reading an account list.
An account is not an entitlement
An identity platform can tell you who has an account. It cannot tell you that a person holds two Oracle EBS responsibilities that let them create a supplier and pay it. SafePaaS reads the entitlement model of each application, so a conflict is detected in the terms the application itself uses.
One policy, applied across every system
Segregation of duties is only meaningful when it spans applications. A rule written once is evaluated against every connected system, so access granted in one place is assessed against duties held in another rather than being reviewed system by system.
Built to extend an existing IGA programme
Most organisations reaching this page already run an identity governance tool. SafePaaS is deployed alongside it to reach the ERP and business applications that programme has not been able to onboard, rather than to replace what already works.
How coverage actually works
Coverage is a measurement, not a claim.
The same pipeline runs for every system on this page — and for any system not on it. That’s why the list isn’t a boundary.
Step 01→DataProbe connectsReaches the target system over JDBC, SOAP, REST, a secure SafePaaS Data Tunnel or a direct upload, and extracts its security model.
Step 02→DataPaaS transformsMaps and loads the extracted security model, handling the differences between one application’s entitlement structure and another’s.
Step 03→ERP SnapshotA single normalized picture of who can do what, where — across every connected system at a point in time.
Step 04Every module tests against itSegregation of duties, certification, transaction and configuration monitoring and audit evidence all evaluate the same snapshot.
Connection methods — any one of these is enough
JDBCSOAPRESTSafePaaS Data TunnelDirect upload
Every governance module — segregation of duties, certification, transaction and configuration monitoring, audit evidence — tests against the ERP Snapshot rather than against a bespoke integration. A new system becomes governable as soon as its security model can be read. See how the platform fits together →
FAQs
What teams ask about coverage.
Which applications does SafePaaS govern?
SafePaaS governs access, segregation of duties and configuration change inside Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle ERP Cloud, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, NetSuite, SAP ECC and S/4HANA, SAP Ariba, SAP SuccessFactors, SAP Concur, SAP Commerce Cloud, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Workday, Salesforce and Coupa, and extends SailPoint, Microsoft Entra ID and ServiceNow.
What if our application isn’t on the list?
The list names the systems with native connectors and coverage pages today — it isn’t the limit of what can be governed. Because every module tests against the ERP Snapshot rather than a bespoke integration, any system that can expose its security model can be brought into scope, including custom and legacy applications with no modern API, which can be loaded from reports or snapshots.
What does federated identity governance mean?
Governance runs inside each application rather than beside it. An identity platform knows who holds an account; SafePaaS reads the entitlement model of each application, so a conflict is detected in the terms that application itself uses.
Do I have to replace my identity platform?
No. Most organisations reaching this page already run an identity governance tool. SafePaaS is deployed alongside it to reach the ERP and business applications that programme has not been able to onboard.
How does SafePaaS connect to my system?
DataProbe connects over JDBC, SOAP, REST, a secure SafePaaS Data Tunnel or a direct upload, and extracts the security model. DataPaaS transforms and loads that into an ERP Snapshot, which every governance module then tests against.
Your system isn’t listed
Tell us what it is and how it exposes its security model. If it can be read, it can be governed — including custom and legacy applications with no modern API.
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