Oleria, the adaptive identity governance platform for human, non-human, and AI identities, announced the launch of Oleria Integration Studio on October 23, 2026 from Bellevue, Washington. The new AI agent turns an application's API documentation into a validated connector that can be built in as little as one day. The result brings previously ungoverned applications into access reviews, usage analysis, and remediation workflows without custom development or professional services.
Addressing Two Identity Governance Gaps
Identity governance teams often struggle when an application is absent from a vendor's connector catalog, leaving it unreviewed for quarters. Many tools also govern only one population, such as employees in IGA, service accounts in NHI tools, or agents in AI security products. Integration Studio closes both gaps by covering all three identity types from the first day of connection.
How Integration Studio Builds a Connector
A team provides a link to the application's API documentation and selects the desired governance depth. A transparent AI research agent resolves authentication, endpoints, and pagination, then maps users, groups, service accounts, API tokens, AI agents, and entitlements to Oleria's identity model. The agent outputs a structured manifest, and a deterministic validator checks each draft independently until all checks pass.
Once validated, the team reviews the connector and chooses to connect or discard it. Oleria then tests the connection against the live application in the customer's environment, ensuring nothing goes live until testing succeeds. Because every connector runs on a unified execution framework, platform updates and reliability enhancements automatically apply to all connectors at once.
Usage Data and Remediation from Day One
When an application exposes audit, login, or activity logs through its API, the connector captures that usage data alongside permissions and entitlements. Teams can then make access removal, group membership changes, and account disabling decisions directly in the target application. This adds real usage context to every identity governance decision rather than relying on permissions alone.
Customer Traction and Broader Ecosystem
A director of identity and access management at a leading entertainment company said the team built 4 integrations in a single day using Integration Studio. Applications that sat outside access reviews for quarters are now included with real usage behind every decision. The launch complements Oleria's existing catalog of more than 300 ready-to-use integrations across cloud, identity, HR, data, developer, business apps, and AI automation.
Oleria also offers related capabilities such as custom applications, which bring identity data from log stores like Amazon S3 into the platform, and Ticketing Studio, which connects ticketing systems in minutes. These tools extend coverage further so remediation can run through workflows teams already use. The combined approach strengthens Oleria's TrustFusion access graph, uniting users, groups, service accounts, API tokens, and AI agents with their permissions and usage activity.
Company Momentum
Oleria is backed by more than US$60 million in funding and governs access for leading enterprises, including Fortune 500 organizations. Its patented TrustFusion access graph joins identities, permissions, and real usage across an enterprise's applications. This foundation supports teams that need to find unused access, remove standing privilege, and respond to risk as access changes.
Oleria Integration Studio is available now to all Oleria customers at no additional cost. The product addresses a common bottleneck in identity governance by allowing any application to be added in roughly one day, independent of a vendor's roadmap. With this launch, Oleria continues to expand its adaptive identity governance platform for enterprises that need unified visibility across human, non-human, and AI identities.