byteofbits

As we start to scale as a company, I've increasingly felt the burden of provisioning new users (from an IT / onboarding sense) into the various SaaS products we use.

I know Okta and SCIM can help with this for some tools but there seems to be a gap around certain things like Linear, Notion and others that make this a less than ideal solution.

What steps have other people taken to make setting up new users easier and more streamlined? What tools are you using to make sure that access is removed / granted when needed?

Is Okta inevitable or is there a nice solution based on Google Workspace that saves us?

I'd love to hear how you are all tackling this issue in startup teams (10 - 50 people) and what has worked and what hasn't!

Recently I've found myself becoming increasingly frustrated with the tools we use at work to track bugs in the software we develop.

To give context these are often small things such as "make primary button the correct shade of blue" but typically occur in high volume throughout the day. So far we've tried using Notion, Github Projects, JIRA and Clubhouse to track these but most of the time these systems feel clunky and too heavy to track the large number of mostly ephemeral issues and the rapid cycle that fixes them.

In terms of feature set I would say we are quite light on requirements - mostly just the ability to quickly log bugs, triage them, merge duplicates and mark them as fixed.

Do you have any suggestions for a system that could work well? Perhaps you are using one of the system mentioned above and have configured it better than I was able to?

Thanks!