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Claude Code for IT: Building an AI-Native Service Desk

Claude Code for IT: Building an AI-Native Service Desk

Claude Code for IT: Building an AI-Native Service Desk

Console turns user access reviews from a periodic project into a continuous motion: cutting spend, closing security gaps, and shortening review cycles.

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Neal Chandra

Founder & CTO

Tanya Butani

Product Lead

What you'll learn

What you'll learn

What you'll learn

Right size access to cut spend, risk, and review time

How right-sizing access continuously reclaims unused licenses and closes security gaps as they appear. Console reviews access across your stack as it changes, so you cut spend, tighten security, and close reviews in a fraction of the time.

Right size access to cut spend, risk, and review time

How right-sizing access continuously reclaims unused licenses and closes security gaps as they appear. Console reviews access across your stack as it changes, so you cut spend, tighten security, and close reviews in a fraction of the time.

Right size access to cut spend, risk, and review time

How right-sizing access continuously reclaims unused licenses and closes security gaps as they appear. Console reviews access across your stack as it changes, so you cut spend, tighten security, and close reviews in a fraction of the time.

UARs as an extension of access requests

How Console runs reviews as an extension of access requests, right through your ITSM. The same context graph that grants access pulls your IdP together with the context around every identity, surfacing who should keep access and who should have it removed so reviews stay continuous.

UARs as an extension of access requests

How Console runs reviews as an extension of access requests, right through your ITSM. The same context graph that grants access pulls your IdP together with the context around every identity, surfacing who should keep access and who should have it removed so reviews stay continuous.

UARs as an extension of access requests

How Console runs reviews as an extension of access requests, right through your ITSM. The same context graph that grants access pulls your IdP together with the context around every identity, surfacing who should keep access and who should have it removed so reviews stay continuous.

The AI assistant in UARs

How the Console assistant flags anomalies, recommends keep-or-revoke decisions with the context behind them, and deprovisions access the moment it's no longer needed. Hand off a review and Console does the work across your tools, leaving your team to decide where it matters.

The AI assistant in UARs

How the Console assistant flags anomalies, recommends keep-or-revoke decisions with the context behind them, and deprovisions access the moment it's no longer needed. Hand off a review and Console does the work across your tools, leaving your team to decide where it matters.

The AI assistant in UARs

How the Console assistant flags anomalies, recommends keep-or-revoke decisions with the context behind them, and deprovisions access the moment it's no longer needed. Hand off a review and Console does the work across your tools, leaving your team to decide where it matters.

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Your IT team could run like this too

Your IT team could run like this too