Suptask's Slack Okta integration connects your IT help desk to Okta. Look up accounts, reset passwords, grant access, and onboard or offboard people from the ticket in Slack.



























Create the token from an admin account used only for Suptask, with a stable role. If the creating account is deactivated, the token stops working.
The token has no settings of its own and inherits the admin role. A read-only admin role is enough for lookups.
Create the token under Security, API, Tokens, and copy your org URL, the domain your users sign in to.
Directory connectors such as Okta are on the Custom plan. Additional cost may apply.
Create an API token in the Okta Admin Console under Security, API, Tokens, ideally from a dedicated service account. Paste the token and your Okta org URL into the Okta connector in Suptask. Then choose which tools the Assistant may use.
Okta's Slack integration handles single sign-on and user provisioning for Slack. Okta Workflows for Slack runs Okta automations from Slack. Suptask's Okta Slack integration lets your Slack help desk manage Okta accounts from IT tickets. Changes can wait for an agent's approval.
Yes, if the token's admin role allows it. The Assistant can reset or expire a password from the ticket. Setting that tool to Ask means an agent approves it first.
It can search users, read profiles, status, and group memberships, and query the System Log for recent sign-in events. With the right admin role, it can also manage groups and app assignments. It can activate, suspend, or deactivate users and clear sessions.
Okta API tokens expire after 30 days without use. A token also stops working if the admin account that created it is deactivated. Create a new token from your service account and update it in Suptask.
Directory connectors such as Okta are on the Custom plan, and additional cost may apply. Book a demo to scope it for your team.