Get started
Set up Workforce once, in order. Your identity provider stays the source of truth: add someone to a Group there and they get that Group’s tools and models.
Workforce is priced per seat. See the pricing page and Billing and usage.
Setup
Enable SCIM and set default access
In Provisioning → Sync in the Workforce dashboard:
- Generate a SCIM token and copy the base URL shown with it. See SCIM provisioning.
- Set Default access, what an employee can reach before joining a Group. Leave it empty for most organizations. See Groups and access.
Configure SCIM in your identity provider
- Enter the SCIM base URL and token in the Workforce SCIM application.
- Assign employees to the application.
- Push the Groups you will use for access.
Okta syncs in near real time. Azure AD defaults to an approximately 40-minute cycle.
Map Groups to tools and models
On Provisioning → Sync, use Edit access on a Group to set:
- Dashboard role: what members can do in the Workforce dashboard
- Tool access: no tools, every tool, or chosen Tool Packs and tools
On Provisioning → Groups, pick a Group and set:
- Resources: routing policy, approved models, Connectors, Tool Packs, and skills
- Budget: an optional spend cap, enforced before any vendor is called
An employee in more than one Group gets the most permissive access across them.
Hand employees their connection details
Tools need one MCP endpoint plus an SSO sign-in. Models need a Gateway base URL and key.
Send employees Connect employee AI clients, or deploy centrally with Roll out tools and Roll out models.
On first connect, employees sign in through your identity provider and see a consent screen listing their tools. A call to a tool outside their set fails and appears in Requests.
Common issues
Next: test what a Group can reach in the Playground.