Corma directly integrates with ADP Workforce Now for automated user provisioning and Identity Access Management (IAM) as a service
ADP Workforce Now is a cloud-based Human Capital Management (HCM) platform used by mid-sized and large organizations to manage payroll, HR, benefits, time tracking, and employee data in one system. It is typically licensed on a per-employee or subscription-based model, making access governance critical as organizations scale.
Per-employee licensing grows silently with headcount
Since pricing is often based on employee count, costs automatically increase as companies grow, even if usage of the platform remains uneven.
Inactive employees still counted in licensing base
Former employees or inactive records can remain in the system, indirectly impacting license and module costs.
No visibility into module-level usage
Teams often pay for HR, payroll, benefits, and analytics modules without knowing which are actually being used in ADP Workforce Now.
Over-provisioned access across HR roles
Users are frequently given full administrative or HR access even when only partial functionality is needed.
Delayed offboarding increases cost exposure
When employees leave, their records and access may remain active in the system, contributing to unnecessary license and data costs.
Centralized user visibility
See all employees, HR users, and admin accounts in ADP Workforce Now in one place.
Usage-based activity tracking
Identify active vs inactive users based on HR, payroll, and system interactions.
Inactive user detection (30/60/90 days)
Flag or remove users who are no longer actively engaging with the platform.
Role-based access optimization
Ensure employees only have access to the modules they actually need (payroll, HR, benefits, etc.).
License and access cleanup automation
Automatically revoke or adjust access when employees change roles or leave the organization.
ADP Workforce Now typically uses a per-employee or subscription-based pricing model, meaning costs scale with headcount and selected modules.
Yes. By identifying inactive users, redundant access, and unused modules, Corma helps reduce unnecessary license-related spending.
Yes. Corma provides visibility into active vs inactive users based on real platform interactions.
Yes. You can configure rules to automatically remove or adjust access when employee lifecycle events occur.
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