Enterprise Test Automation: SOC 2 and SSO | Momentic

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Bring your identity controls, test private environments, and run suites in parallel. Tests are YAML in your repository. Our team helps you evaluate, migrate, and roll out.
SOC 2 Type 2 · SAML SSO · SCIM · Audit logs · Contracted SLA
SOC 2 Type 2 audited
Hosted browser and mobile capacity agreed for your account
Priority support and a dedicated account manager
Work with our team to define a focused proof of concept, compare your current tools, and plan a rollout.
SSO SAML (Enterprise)
Users SCIM (Enterprise)
Audit log security-relevant activity
Compliance SOC 2 Type 2
Tests are YAML files in your own repo.
A test change is a pull request.
Contact our team to discuss your applications, infrastructure, security requirements, and current tools. Agree the flows and success criteria for a focused POC.
local npx momentic run --labels smoke
CI npx momentic run \
--shard-count 4 --shard-index 1
hosted npx momentic run --remote-browsers
Each CI job passes its own --shard-index.
Same YAML, same command everywhere.
Evaluate with your own applications and infrastructure. Run local browsers inside your network or reach private apps through hosted browsers and a Connector.
Security SOC 2 Type 2 review
Identity SAML SSO and SCIM
Onboarding Dedicated account manager
✓ Choose flows with your team
✓ Validate beside the existing suite
✓ Expand coverage across applications
Priority support during your rollout.
Review the tests, results, and failure evidence against your current tools. Choose the flows to migrate, then plan onboarding and capacity with our team.
Agents and engineers write YAML tests in your repository. Review the diff, then run npx momentic run in CI as a required check.
Review the SOC 2 Type 2 report in the Trust Center. Connect SAML SSO and SCIM, control account permissions, and inspect audit logs.
Use your organization's access controls.
Enterprise customers can opt out of using their data to improve Momentic's agents. Agree retention policies and review AI-provider data use with our team.
Agree how your test data is used.
Run local browsers inside your network or connect hosted browsers through a private Connector. Review the application data used by Momentic's cloud services.
Keep browser execution where your app lives.
Run hundreds of iOS simulators and Android emulators and thousands of browsers in parallel. Split suites across CI jobs and measure execution time and usage during evaluation.
Size execution for your release pipeline.
Verify browser flows and compatible iOS and Android builds. Mobile tests run on simulators and emulators, with capacity and access agreed for your account.
Cover the platforms your team ships.