Integrations
RedeApp integrates with your identity, HCM, ERP, ITSM, and CRM systems — reading what they know and writing governed action back — to reach the frontline workers your stack was never built to serve.
Every enterprise already runs its systems of record — for identity, people, finance, service, and customers.
What they do not have is a governed way to put those systems in the hands of the frontline. RedeApp is that layer: it reads from the systems you already trust and writes action back to them, so the work that happens away from a desk is finally connected.
Your systems stay the record. RedeApp becomes the frontline reach.
How RedeApp integrates
However your stack is composed, the pattern is the same.
Authenticate through your identity provider. RedeApp is a citizen of your directory, never a second password store.
Worker, org, schedule, asset, and customer context flow from your systems into RedeApp, so routing and access reflect reality.
Shifts, work orders, requests, and completions taken on the frontline are written back — human-in-the-loop on high-impact actions, fully logged.
RedeApp is the action surface for the frontline, not a replacement for your systems of record. They stay the truth; RedeApp reaches the people they cannot.
Next step
Tell us your identity, HCM, ERP, ITSM, and CRM stack. We map it to the RedeApp surface and the governed write-back model in a 30-minute architecture session.
Questions
RedeApp authenticates through an organization's existing identity provider — including Google Workspace, Microsoft Azure AD, and any SAML 2.0-compliant IdP — so RedeApp becomes a citizen of an existing directory rather than a second password store IT has to manage separately.
RedeApp integrates with identity, HCM, ERP, ITSM, and CRM systems including Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, ServiceNow, Workday, UKG, ADP, and Salesforce — reading worker, org, schedule, asset, and customer context, and writing governed action back to those systems.
No. RedeApp is designed to co-exist with, not replace, systems of record — it reads context from Workday, SAP, or similar platforms and writes governed action back to them, positioning itself as the frontline reach layer rather than a new system of truth.
Shifts, work orders, requests, and completions taken on the frontline are written back to the source system of record, with human-in-the-loop review on high-impact actions and full logging — so the system of record stays authoritative while RedeApp reaches workers it couldn't otherwise.
RedeApp maps an organization's identity, HCM, ERP, ITSM, and CRM stack in a 30-minute architecture session, then applies the same pattern regardless of stack composition: authenticate through the IdP, read the system of record, write governed action back, and avoid duplicating existing systems.