Give IT a practical plan for workforce access. Macrofix helps assess your application estate, document identity ownership and roll out an agreed Zoho Directory configuration with a tested pilot and administrator handover.
A successful rollout starts with authoritative employee records and named application owners. We capture current login methods, user groups, exceptions and service dependencies, then agree the first applications and user cohort. Discovery identifies where native configuration is suitable and where separate integration work is needed.
Our Zoho Directory implementation services combine application discovery, access design, configuration, testing and training. Single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, provisioning and policy requirements are assessed against your selected edition and each connected application.
Inventory applications, identity sources and administrative owners. Document existing sign-in arrangements, employee groups and exceptions. The result is a phased rollout plan with clear dependencies, responsibilities and acceptance examples for each pilot application.
Configure the agreed sign-in and authentication policies for the pilot. Review SSO and MFA suitability, enrolment steps and supported access conditions. Test recovery and exception scenarios before widening enforcement, with customer approval for every production access change.
Map onboarding, role changes and leavers to application-access responsibilities. Validate assignment and supported provisioning requirements per application; do not assume that disabling a directory identity automatically removes every downstream account or session.
Test permitted and denied access with approved identities. Exercise ordinary login, policy exceptions, recovery and an agreed lifecycle change. Record the expected behaviour, evidence and unresolved dependencies so the rollout owner can make an informed go-live decision.
Train named administrators to handle routine assignments, enrolment issues and approved changes. Provide a configuration summary, support triage guide and escalation responsibilities. Agree periodic review of ownership and exceptions as your application estate changes.
We hand over an application inventory, access-design register, pilot configuration summary, test evidence and administration runbook. Owners should be able to explain the approved access model and demonstrate the essential operating tasks before acceptance.
Edition, connector support and your existing identity architecture determine what can be configured. The customer approves security policies and production changes. This service is not a compliance certification or a guarantee against incidents. Never send passwords, authentication codes or recovery secrets through the website form.
Begin with discovery and a representative pilot, not an organization-wide switch. Agree ownership, configuration and rollback triggers, then test with authorised identities. Expand in stages only after the pilot owner accepts the evidence and administrators are ready.
Acceptance should show that intended users can reach the agreed applications, unauthorised access is rejected and recovery follows the approved process. Check a lifecycle change end to end; document applications that still require manual action or separate session revocation.
Scope can include application discovery, identity and access design, agreed configuration, pilot testing, administrator training and handover. We document edition and application dependencies before confirming the rollout plan.
We assess SSO and MFA requirements against the selected edition and connected applications, then configure the agreed pilot. Enrolment, exceptions and recovery are tested before broader enforcement.
Discovery reviews your current identity sources and architecture before recommending a coexistence or transition plan. Compatibility, ownership and supported connection methods are verified for your environment rather than assumed.
No universal provisioning coverage is assumed. Each application is checked for supported assignment and lifecycle capabilities. The implementation plan records gaps, manual responsibilities and any separately scoped integration work.
Use authorised test identities to exercise the approved lifecycle and recovery procedures. Check downstream accounts and sessions individually where required, record expected outcomes and obtain owner acceptance before changing production access.
Administrator training and handover can be included in the agreed scope. Ongoing support should define covered applications, response targets, escalation responsibilities and change approval. These are contractual service terms, not automatic guarantees.
Share your application list, identity sources, team size and rollout priorities—without credentials or personal records. Macrofix can help scope discovery, a pilot and administrator handover. Explore our Zoho services for related application rollouts.