How SiftHub layered enterprise auth on top of their stack

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As enterprise demand picked up, so did expectations around IT compliance and identity integration. Enterprise buyers required SAML-based SSO, SCIM provisioning, and clean directory sync, often as a prerequisite before a deal could even move forward.

The challenge: scaling identity without slowing down

SiftHub had already built a solid foundational auth system in-house. It covered core authentication needs and worked well for early customers.

But as enterprise prospects grew in volume and complexity, so did the lift required to meet their identity requirements. Supporting SSO integrations manually and managing access at scale were starting to take engineering time away from product development.

Rather than expand their internal system to handle SAML and SCIM use cases, the team chose a better path: integrate Scalekit’s drop-in enterprise auth stack.

“We started with a strong internal auth foundation, but we knew we didn’t want to reinvent SSO and SCIM. Scalekit gave us a full enterprise auth layer that just works—and let us stay focused on our roadmap.”

Harsh Vakharia,

Product and Solutions, SiftHub

The rollout with Scalekit

Scalekit plugged in cleanly on top of SiftHub’s existing infrastructure, no rewrites, no re-architecture. The team progressively layered in enterprise-grade auth features without disrupting their roadmap.

• SSO integration (SAML and OIDC)Support for both SAML and OIDC-based SSO across identity providers like Okta, JumpCloud, and Google Workspace, including both SP and IdP-initiated login flows
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• SCIM provisioning with role mapping
  Automated user lifecycle management through customer directories, including onboarding, deactivation, and group-based role assignments mapped directly to SiftHub’s internal access tiers

• Embedded admin portal
  A self-serve interface for customers to configure and manage their own SSO and SCIM connections, reducing support effort and accelerating onboarding

The business impact

• Enterprise-ready without the infrastructure overhead
  SiftHub delivered SSO and SCIM to enterprise customers without having to build and maintain it internally

• Faster sales motion
  Security reviews and onboarding no longer stalled deals

• Self-serve configuration for customers
  The embedded admin portal reduced back-and-forth and gave IT teams full control

• No disruption to product velocity
  Engineers stayed focused on core features while Scalekit handled identity