AI agents are powerful. But for large organizations, power without control is a threat, not an advantage.
When a 500+ person company evaluates AI agent adoption, the questions aren't about "how impressive the model is." The questions are: "Who has access?", "Where is the data stored?", "How do we audit agent actions?", "What happens when an agent makes a mistake?"
AACFlow answers these questions. Not with promises. With code.
SSO: a single point of authentication
Enterprises don't want to create separate accounts for every platform. Employees should log in through corporate SSO โ Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace.
In AACFlow, SSO isn't a plugin. It's an architectural foundation. Better Auth with SAML/OIDC providers. A single session across all integrations. Automatic user provisioning on first login.
Flip on SSO โ and 500 employees instantly have access to the platform. No manual account creation. No "password sent to your email." No headaches for the security team.
SCIM: automated user lifecycle management
SSO solves login. But what happens when an employee leaves? Their account needs to be deactivated across all systems immediately. Not in a week. Not "when the admin remembers."
SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) solves this. The HR system sends a signal: "Employee X has been terminated" โ Okta/Azure AD processes it โ SCIM call to AACFlow โ account deactivation.