Documentation

Camper is an organization-resources control plane for IT. When people join, move, or leave — and when teams and departments change — Camper keeps membership aligned on the apps you already run: Google Workspace, Slack, Atlassian, GitHub, and Microsoft 365.

This site is written for operators: the people who connect an identity provider, map the org chart, and link groups, channels, and teams.

Start here

Guide	Description
Create a workspace	Self-serve signup — work email, a code, your own tenant
Quick start	From empty workspace to first reconcile
How Camper works	Directory, desire, observe, converge
Identity & directory	SCIM from your IdP, roles, org structure
Connections	Install Google, Slack, Atlassian, GitHub, Microsoft 365
Link resources	Access rules, dry run, pins, exempt accounts
Activity & drift	What needs attention day to day

Product principles

Directory is not a target — people arrive via SCIM from your IdP. Connections are only downstream apps Camper writes to.
One SCIM User — every person is a workforce identity. SCIM roles elevates operators (Admin); everyone else gets My Access.
Tenant-defined org — map attributes and groups into your structure. Camper does not hardcode one HRIS shape.
Dry run before go-live — nothing is written to a connected app until you approve a plan.
Unmatched members are not silent deletes — by default outsiders are reported as drift; you can enforce removal or ignore them per link.

How the docs are organized

Section	What you’ll find
Get started	Signup, first-run path, how to use this site
Concepts	How Camper thinks; pricing and usage
Directory	SCIM, roles, IdP setup, org catalog, SSO
Connections	Per-app install guides
Operators	Day-to-day surfaces: resources, people, activity, billing, support

Rates and bands live on the public site: getcamper.io/pricing. Operating rules for what counts live under Pricing & usage.