Manage user sessions and identity from one place

A dedicated User Sessions page brings every active session together under the Identity nav, with filters, per-server session panels, and one-click revoke. Setting up SSO and directory sync is smoother too, with the Configure buttons now routing through the in-product setup wizard.

Features

• User Sessions page #3524  - A filterable User Sessions page under the organization Identity nav lists every session with its issuer, client, resolved subject identity, and status, and lets you revoke. Facet filters cover status, client, user, and MCP server, and each MCP server’s Authentication tab gains its own sessions panel with right-click and menu revoke plus brand-themed status badges. (Author: @simplesagar )
• Read-only session tools for assistants #3524  - Two new platform tools, list_user_sessions and get_user_session, let an assistant inspect active sessions safely. (Author: @simplesagar )
• Bulk session management on MCP Connections #3581  - The org-level MCP Connections page adds multi-select with select-all to revoke sessions in bulk, a search box, a status filter, and brand status badges. (Author: @simplesagar )
• Guided SSO and directory sync setup #3547  - On the Identity page, the SSO and Directory Sync (SCIM) Configure buttons route to the in-product setup wizard until a connection exists, then open the WorkOS portal to manage it — so admins start in the right place instead of being dropped into the admin portal cold. (Author: @simplesagar )
• Standalone remote-session clients #3640  - Remote-session clients now manage their identity-provider attachments through dedicated attach and detach endpoints and can be created standalone with zero or more issuers, giving cleaner control over how clients map to issuers. (Author: @bflad )