Every identity, every account, every record moving between systems — QuickLaunch already captures it. Today it lands as a wall of logs and dashboards. This is what it looks like when an agent reads that data and tells you what it means, in plain language.
It doesn't return a query or a chart you have to interpret. It reads the warehouse and tells you what happened, what it means, and what to do — the way a colleague would. Ask it something.
Every provisioning event is one system handing identity data to another. Classify it, and the invisible becomes a map.
It isn't steady — it breathes with the academic calendar. A log hides that. A picture, and an agent that knows the rhythm, turns it into a forecast.
The data isn't the gap. The consumability is. The same Insight Agent answers "who has access" for all three.
Students, faculty, staff — provisioned by SIS and HR events, governed across their full lifecycle.
First-class identities with credentials, lifecycles, and audit trails — not borrowed sessions.
Apps calling apps are actors too. The integration becomes the access decision.