All access requests get routed, approved, and logged automatically inside Jira Service Management. No chat history detective work. No audit panic.
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Your team requests access however they feel like—Slack DMs, emails, walk ups. It’s informal, easy to forget, and a nightmare to track. When audit season hits, you’re chasing screenshots and Slack history like a crime scene investigator.
Multiplier routes it to the right approver, and automatically grants access after approval. You get a clean audit trail—without having to manually build one. And no, you don’t need to overhaul your stack. This fits right into your Jira setup.
Using Jira alone didn’t fix anything—just turned access requests into to-do list purgatory. You’d create a ticket, then ping a manager… again… and again. If they’re out, that ticket sits. Meanwhile, employees are blocked and leadership thinks you are the delay.
With Multiplier, requests are routed automatically, approvals tracked, and tickets finally move. You stop looking like the bottleneck—and start looking like the person who fixed the bottleneck.
You’ve tried spreadsheets and email threads to manage onboarding, offboarding, and access reviews. Until something slips. A former contractor still has Salesforce access. A tool was never revoked. And now it’s your problem.
Multiplier brings everything into Jira Service Management —provisioning, deprovisioning, review cycles—and syncs with your existing tools. You don’t have to hope nothing got missed. You know.
Every time privilege creep or overprovisioned access leads to a security incident, someone turns to IT with a raised eyebrow. “How did this happen?” “Why wasn’t this caught?”
Multiplier gives you full visibility into who has access to what, when, and why. It ties every request back to a logged approval—and flags anything out of bounds. You look informed, in control, and audit-ready. And no—this isn’t another dashboard you’ll ignore. It works because it lives in the tools you already use.
