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Britive

Learn how to obtain a Britive API token and integrate it with Torq to automate cloud identity management workflows.

Updated over 6 months ago

Britive is a platform for automating cloud identity management across applications.

Get your Britive API token

You'll need the token when you create a Britive integration in Torq. This will enable you to interact with the Britive API directly from workflows.

  1. Go to your Britive portal: <company-name>.britive-app.com

  2. Click the correct profile.

  3. Click Admin.

  4. Click the Security card.

    Screenshot in Britive, showing how to navigate to the API token section.
  5. Click the Create token button.

    1. Enter a meaningful name for the token, such as Torq.

    2. Select how long the token will be valid.

    3. Click Create token.

  6. Click Copy to copy the token. It's important to save this immediately; you won't see it again.

  7. Click OK.

Create a Britive Steps Integration in Torq

Perform these steps in Torq.

  1. Go to the Build > Integrations > Steps > Britive and click Add.

  2. Enter a meaningful name for the integration.

  3. Enter the URL of your Britive instance, including https, for example, https://.britive-app.com.

  4. Enter the Britive API token that you created earlier.

  5. Click Add.

    Screenshot showing how to create a Britive integration in Torq.

Premade Steps

These are the premade steps for Britive. Don't see the step you need? No problem, you can easily create a custom step.

  • Add identity to profile

  • Check-in profile

  • Check scan status

  • Create profile

  • Create user

  • Delete profile

  • Delete user

  • Disable app

  • Disable users

  • Enable app

  • Enable users

  • Get API tokens

  • Get user information

  • List apps

  • List profile identities

  • List profiles

  • List tokens for checked-out profile

  • List users

  • Remove identity from profile

  • Run environment scan

  • Run organization scan

  • Test app

  • Update user

Available Templates

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