New workflow actions: launch On/Offboarding, wait actions & more

Workflows can now trigger a user's onboarding or offboarding directly as a single action.

• One-click lifecycle triggers: "Trigger onboarding" and "Trigger offboarding" launch the full bundle-based provisioning or deprovisioning sequence for a user

• Wait steps: combine with a Wait step to delay the trigger, using variables to set the exact timing if needed

Removes the need to manually kick off on/offboarding as a separate step outside your workflow, enabling true end-to-end lifecycle automation.

Dynamic variables in provisioning actions:

Admins can now use dynamic variable (like the target user's name, email, or manager) when configuring provisioning, deprovisioning, bundles, and on/offboarding actions.

• Personalized by default: reference the target user's info, their manager, or the license involved directly in your action config, no manual edits needed per user

• Available wherever actions are configured: works in default (de)provisioning actions, bundle setup, and on/offboarding workflows alike

Replaces static, one-size-fits-all configs with actions that adapt automatically to whoever they're applied to.

Moss Integration

Corma now integrates with Moss!

Moss is a spend management platform that combines corporate cards, expense management, and accounts payable automation into a single tool for finance teams.
You can now:

• Collect licenses: centralize Moss users and licenses in Corma

• Get expenses: collect invoices and sync expense data from Moss to centralize your spend tracking and reconciliation directly in Corma

Deel Integration

Corma now integrates with Deel!

Deel is a global payroll and HR platform that helps companies hire, pay, and manage employees and contractors compliantly across 150+ countries. You can now:

• Identity: collect identities from Deel and list them in Corma to keep your user directory accurate and up to date

• Collect licenses: centralize Deel users and licenses in Corma

• Collect HR data: enrich user profiles in Corma with key HR attributes from Siit, including job title, team, manager, country, start date and termination date

Improvements

• New action: automatically create a Jira ticket 7 days before an employee's last day, listing accounts that need manual removal.

• Bulk-assign licenses to multiple users at once instead of creating each of them

• IdP status and HR status are now editable directly from the main users table, including in bulk.

• Lucca HR integration now syncs employee country data.

• New action: create Siit support tickets directly from a workflow.

• Provisioning setup simplified: just enter an email, and role and group default automatically.

• License status, type, and role can now be edited directly from the user detail page.

• User type is now visible and editable on individual user pages.

• Improved license roster extraction accuracy, catching more users and seats during scans.

Fixes

• HR and integration features failing after a recent update have been fixed

• Auto-generated workflows not matching customer previews has been fixed

• Provisioning incorrectly reporting success early has been fixed

• Multiple onboarding and workflow QA issues have been fixed

• Unreadable warning text and wrong dialog context have been fixed

• Three security vulnerabilities in the automation system have been fixed

• Failed or empty demo recordings now automatically fall back to a backup method

• Automated processes freezing or crashing have been fixed

• Multiple bugs across Bundles, onboarding/offboarding, and workflows (broken configs, misleading errors, display glitches, incorrect data) have been fixed

• Activity tracking silently failing in the background has been fixed

• Filtering users by an exact start date returning no results has been fixed

• HR and common integration reliability issues have been fixed

• Linear free plan users being unable to connect their account has been fixed

• SSO-detected apps with no active users showing no source has been fixed

• Data sync silently skipping most companies after the first few has been fixed