Use cases → Admin and governance
Automatically fix group memberships across your domain
Continuously enforce group membership policies by scanning and remediating with a delegated service account, closing the gap between intended and actual access.
| Who it is for | IT administrators responsible for access control and compliance. |
|---|---|
| APIs | Admin SDK |
| Typical scopes | admin.directory.group, admin.directory.group.member |
The problem
Manual group management drifts quickly: people move roles, join or leave, but group memberships lag behind, creating risk and audit failures. Remediation by hand is slow and error-prone, especially at scale.
How it works
- Maintain a source of truth for each group's intended membership.
- Impersonate an admin with the group and group.member scopes.
- List actual group members via the Admin SDK.
- Add missing members and remove unauthorised ones to match policy.
- Log all changes for review and compliance.
What changes
Groups are kept in sync with policy, reducing excess access and audit exceptions without manual intervention.
Questions people ask
How often should remediation run?
Hourly or daily is typical, but the right interval depends on your risk tolerance and the volume of group changes.
What about nested groups?
The Admin SDK only returns direct members; you must handle nested memberships separately if your policy relies on them.
Want this built?
This is a pattern we run in production. We will set up the delegation and build this on top of it — $500 per hour, most of it working the same day.
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