Corma Introduces Browser Agents for SaaS Access Management

Oct 21, 2026
Corma Agents automate user provisioning and access workflows through application interfaces, including for software without provisioning APIs.

Corma introduces browser based AI agents that automate user provisioning and access workflows through application interfaces, the company said in a press release. Corma Agents can work with software that lacks provisioning APIs.

The agents analyze page structures and interactive elements, then complete workflows step by step. They validate each action before proceeding and do not depend on integrations using standards such as SCIM or SAML.

Corma says the system can handle onboarding, offboarding, and other access administration tasks. The agents run in isolated containers, while Corma manages their creation and maintenance.

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