Custom Agents

Corma can now build a custom integration for apps that don't have a native connector, just by watching you use them.

• Train by demonstration: record yourself performing a task once (like onboarding a user), and Corma's agent turns it into a reusable automation

• Chat to refine it: review, ask questions, and adjust the automation directly in a chat interface before it goes live

• Works like any other integration: once built, the custom agent handles provisioning, deprovisioning, and license syncs for that app just like a native connector

This unlocks automation for the long tail of apps in your stack that would otherwise require manual work.

Workflow Builder: new actions

You now have more ways to act across your stack without manual intervention:

• Change app status: mark an app as authorized, tolerated, or another status

• Revoke all tokens: revoke every access token for a user on an app in one step

• Launch access review: trigger a review with defined reviewers, apps and due date

• Send email: send a custom email to specified recipients

• Wait: pause a workflow for a set duration

• Call webhook: send data to and receive responses from any external URL

• Add role on Datadog: assign a Datadog role directly from Corma

More actions to automate across your stack, cutting down on manual work and one-off scripts.

Workflow Builder: new triggers

There are now more ways to kick off a workflow automatically:

• Scheduled: run a workflow on a recurring schedule (e.g. every X days or months)

• License status changed: trigger on billing or activity status changes: renewed, expired, cancelled, activated, deactivated

• New app detected : fire a workflow whenever a new app is discovered in your SaaS directory, with the option to filter by app status

More ways to kick off a workflow automatically, so automations react to real events instead of manual runs.

Tomorro Integration

Corma now integrates with Tomorro!

Tomorro is a spend management platform that helps finance teams track expenses, automate approvals, and gain real-time visibility into company spending.
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

Improvements

• URL and login fields are now optional when creating internal applications, and the URL field can be edited after creation.

• Notes can now be added directly on a user's profile page, the same way as on an app's page.

Fixes

• Onboarding/offboarding page failing to load for a client has been fixed

• Claude integration showing as connected after a failed login has been fixed

• Automation builder misreading CSV columns and dropping data has been fixed

• License-triggered action bugs (missing link, missing log entry) have been fixed

• License action bugs (failed triggers, missing option) have been fixed

• Multiple workflow bugs (stuck steps, audit logs, display issues) have been fixed

• Bulk deletion of 100+ users timing out has been fixed

• Unmatched CSV license rows now save as unmatched accounts

• "Delete User" crashing has been fixed

• HR sync crashing after the first customer has been fixed

• Internal app descriptions silently failing to save has been fixed

• SSO, MFA, and SAML checkboxes showing wrong state has been fixed

• Broken internal API documentation has been repaired

• Multiple Workflows bugs (activation, drafts, loaders, config) have been fixed

• "Send Slack message" crashing without a user target has been fixed

• A dropdown not closing after selection has been fixed

• Google Workspace issues now trigger a reconnect alert instead of failing silently

• Revoked accounts not being correctly identified has been fixed

• Connected integrations disappearing from filters has been fixed

• Decimal prices in contract line items not accepting commas/dots has been fixed