
Automate Nextiva account and extension provisioning from Rippling so employees get unified communications access on day one and lose it cleanly when they leave.
We map Nextiva's call routing groups and extension assignments to Rippling's department structure, so new hires are provisioned into the correct routing group automatically.
We configure SSO so Nextiva login uses the same Rippling-managed credentials as the rest of the application stack.
We validate the provisioning and deprovisioning workflow before go-live, confirming accounts and extensions are created and released correctly through the employee lifecycle.

Nextiva is used by US mid-market companies wanting a full unified communications platform combining VoIP, video, and team messaging in a single business communications stack.
Canadian and cross-border operations: Canadian employees provisioned through Rippling get the same automated Nextiva access, with thePeopleStack confirming license and extension assignment stays accurate across entities.
New hires get a Nextiva account and extension created automatically based on their Rippling role and department, without manual IT setup.
Yes — Nextiva's call routing groups can be mapped to Rippling's department structure, ensuring new hires join the correct routing group automatically.
Yes — offboarding an employee in Rippling triggers automatic suspension of their Nextiva account and release of their assigned extension for reassignment.
Rippling can serve as the identity provider for Nextiva login, allowing employees to authenticate with the same credentials used across their broader application stack.
A standard setup covering account provisioning, call routing mapping, and deprovisioning typically takes 2–3 hours.