Enable easy Employee Self-service Via Agent Cake
Empower your employees to self-serve the apps they need—eliminate IT help desk hassle while increasing compliance.






Why Employee Self-Service?
Who Benefits from Self-Service?

IT & security Teams.
Implementing self-serve access makes IT & Security teams company-wide enablers: providing access where needed while keeping things compliant and secure.

Team Leads.
Reduced involvement in administrative tasks allows more focus on team performance.

Employees.
Self-service enables employees to get the access they need to stay productive while keeping things compliant.
How does Employee Self-Service work?
Set up your Company’s App Directory
Set up your company-specific app directory with all apps under your access governance. Differentiate between “Managed” and “Non-Managed” apps.
Activate Agent Cake
Let employees chat with Agent Cake conversationally: “Hey Cakewalk, I need access to GitHub.” Agent Cake will handle it.
Use Slack or the Cakewalk Platform
If your company uses Slack, let employees send access requests directly within Slack. They can also request access from the Cakewalk app.
Review Status and Logs
Review the status of every single request in real time and get complete logs for your next audit.
Enterprise-grade Identity Governance with consumer-grade usability.
FAQs about Employee Self-Service
Cakewalk's AI Agent allows users to chat with Cakewalk to request access. Employees can submit access requests conversationally, and Agent Cake will then trigger an Access Request based on the message.
No. Agent Cake only initiates Access Requests, which must then go through an approval process. You can define these approval flows based on your organization's needs.
No. Agent Cake does not access or store any credentials. Cakewalk's AI Agent only requires the user's name, email, the application name, and the permission level.
Yes, Cakewalk is an officially supported Slack app.
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