
Automate Keap account provisioning from Rippling so small sales and marketing teams get access on day one, and companies avoid paying for licenses tied to former employees.
We map Keap's sales and marketing role distinctions to Rippling's department and title fields, so new hires get appropriately scoped access rather than blanket full-platform permissions.
Since Keap's pricing is tied to user count, we build reporting so the client can track active licenses against Rippling's headcount and catch discrepancies before they show up on an invoice.
We test the provisioning and deprovisioning workflow with sample hire and termination scenarios before go-live to confirm license counts adjust correctly as the team changes.

Keap is widely used by US small businesses and solo-to-small sales teams needing combined CRM and marketing automation in one platform.
Canadian and cross-border operations: Canadian team members provisioned through Rippling receive the same automated Keap access, with thePeopleStack confirming user counts align with Keap's tiered pricing structure across both entities.
New hires with a sales or marketing role in Rippling get a Keap account created automatically, with access scoped to their specific function.
Keap's pricing tiers are based on user count, so automated provisioning tied to Rippling role changes helps companies track and manage license usage accurately as the team grows.
Yes — employee offboarding in Rippling triggers automatic suspension of Keap access, which also helps avoid paying for licenses tied to departed employees.
Yes — provisioning rules can differentiate access between sales-focused and marketing-focused roles, since Keap combines both functions in a single platform.
A standard setup covering role-based provisioning and deprovisioning typically takes 2–3 hours.