@tblock - There are hundreds of SaaS Applications and more being created every day that provide some level of API Access. It is simply not possible for any SaaS Tool to build a direct integration to every SaaS Application. In addition to the SSO option that R. Miller provided, the other option provided by SaaS Manager is an API to import your SaaS Application data. With this approach, you would connect to the SaaS Provider API to export the data and then import your SaaS Application data (Publisher, Name, Entitlements, Users, Usage, etc.) into SaaS Manager to create a new Managed Application. More information can be found here:
We don't have a direct, API-based integration for this app at present, but can nevertheless track usage information as it comes from your SSO (assumes app is in the SSO).
This will provide login events so you can view Active, Inactive, and never active users, and make business-relevant decisions based upon this.
@tblock - There are hundreds of SaaS Applications and more being created every day that provide some level of API Access. It is simply not possible for any SaaS Tool to build a direct integration to every SaaS Application. In addition to the SSO option that R. Miller provided, the other option provided by SaaS Manager is an API to import your SaaS Application data. With this approach, you would connect to the SaaS Provider API to export the data and then import your SaaS Application data (Publisher, Name, Entitlements, Users, Usage, etc.) into SaaS Manager to create a new Managed Application. More information can be found here:
