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Most teams don't migrate everything on day one. You introduce Scalekit alongside your existing setup, starting with the parts WorkOS doesn't cover. Existing SSO connections can migrate incrementally. When you're ready for a full transition, Scalekit is OIDC-compliant so your existing framework integrations carry over with minimal changes. Write to us and a Scalekit engineer will walk you through a migration path that fits your stack.
WorkOS is webhook-only for event delivery, which creates problems for state reconciliation, recovery flows, and clean resets. Scalekit supports both push and pull: webhooks and interceptors for real-time events, plus REST APIs for list-based reconciliation whenever you need to sync state without relying on event history. Interceptors let you modify auth flows mid-execution, not just react after the fact. Block signups by region, inject custom roles at sign-in, run SCIM reconciliation inline, without building a separate middleware layer. Built-in auth logs with rich payload information make timeline debugging straightforward.