FAQs

• What is SaaS Management?

  Software as a Service (SaaS) management refers to the processes and tools used by organizations to efficiently manage and control the costs and licenses of their SaaS applications. Effective SaaS management involves the centralization of SaaS application data, automation of management processes, generation of key business intelligence, and visibility into the complete lifecycle of SaaS applications across an organization’s environment. 

• What is SaaS integration?

  SaaS integration refers to the process of connecting and combining multiple SaaS applications to work together seamlessly and share data and functionalities. SaaS integration enables organizations to maximize the value of their SaaS investments by creating a unified and cohesive ecosystem of interconnected applications. SaaS providers typically offer APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that enable seamless, rapid integration and communication with other applications.

• What are SaaS applications?

  SaaS applications are software programs or services that are hosted in the cloud and delivered by a third-party provider. Typically, SaaS applications can be accessed through web browsers, which make them accessible from any device with an internet connection. SaaS applications generally follow a subscription-based pricing model, with a recurring fee (usually monthly or annually) required to access and use the software. In a standard SaaS model, applications and licenses are highly scalable, and end users enjoy automatic updates as a function of ongoing access. 

• Which business software applications does your solution integrate with?

  Our solution can integrate with virtually any business software application thanks to our Vendor and Discovery Connectors. 
  

  • Applications we integrate with through our Vendor Connectors include Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Zendesk, DocuSign, Asana, Slack, Box, and more. 
  • Our Discovery Connectors consist of Azure Active Directory, Okta, and Salesforce App Exchange, which enable the identification and tracking of hundreds of thousands of SaaS applications that can be used to support an organization’s business operations.