Find it, score it, sanction it or block it, and stop paying for what nobody opens.
Discover, shadow IT and SaaS discovery
All it takes is a credit card and a Gmail address.
The $80K auto-renewal nobody knew about.
200 shadow apps found. Now what?
OAuth grants, sign-in logs and email metadata reveal the applications in use. Three sources you already hold, so there is nothing to deploy first.
Every discovered application is scored from 0 to 100, with a written summary of what it can touch and why that matters here.
You can see every permission your people handed out, and take any of it back.
Every application carries an owner, a member list and a status, whether it is sanctioned, under review or blocked.
You enter the contract once. Everyone assigned to it is counted, and the renewal is flagged as its date gets close.
Sign-in logs and OAuth grants name the unapproved applications, including the AI tools that asked to read mail. You install nothing.
Nine applications appeared this week. Two asked to read mail.
No laptop agent
OAuth grants, sign-in logs and email metadata
33 of the 181 applications are flagged as AI
Four jobs that start the day discovery is switched on, all of them from sign-in and OAuth data you already hold.
The first inventory arrives with nothing deployed.
Grants are sorted by what they reach. Mail.Read and Files.Read.All are a different conversation from a profile scope.
Seats are counted against real usage. The idle ones become a list you can act on.
The renewal date sits beside utilization. You go into the vendor conversation with evidence.
Ask in your own words. Nuvio routes to the specialists below and runs them under your permissions. Any action they can take ships off until you enable it.
Scans SSO, OAuth and email signals into an enriched, risk-scored inventory of unsanctioned apps.
Finds the applications nobody owns and shows each app as one record across every source it came from.
Tracks what each app costs, flags renewals, and starts a seat review before you re-buy.