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Connect Rippling to Ping Identity to drive sophisticated conditional access and identity governance policies directly from your HR system of record.
We map Rippling's role, department, location, and Supergroup structures to Ping Identity's policy engine, enabling conditional access rules that respond to real employment attributes rather than static group membership.
We configure audit and reporting alignment so compliance teams can trace access grants and revocations back to specific Rippling employment events, supporting SOC 2 or similar audit requirements.
We validate the provisioning, conditional access, and deprovisioning workflows against a range of employee scenarios before go-live, given the added complexity of Ping Identity's policy model relative to simpler SSO tools.
Ping Identity is typically deployed by larger US mid-market and enterprise-adjacent companies with complex identity governance and compliance requirements across a broad app portfolio.
Canadian and cross-border operations: Canadian entities benefit from the same centralized identity governance, and thePeopleStack confirms access policies reflect any data-residency requirements distinct from the US entity's configuration.
New hires in Rippling can trigger Ping Identity account provisioning with access scoped according to Rippling's role, department, and Supergroup rules.
Yes — Ping Identity's more granular policy engine supports complex conditional access rules, which can be driven by Rippling attributes like role, location, and employment type.
Yes — offboarding in Rippling triggers deprovisioning across Ping Identity, cascading to revoke access to every connected application governed by its policies.
Ping Identity's audit and reporting tools can be configured to reference Rippling's employee lifecycle data, giving compliance teams a clearer picture of when access was granted or revoked relative to employment events.
Given Ping Identity's more complex policy engine, initial setup typically takes 5–7 hours, depending on the granularity of the client's conditional access requirements.
