Used For

• +**You're discovering shadow apps at 2am during security audits** → Get a complete map of every tool your team uses, approved or not
• +**New hires wait 3 days for access while you manually create 15 different accounts** → Automate the whole onboarding process with one-click provisioning
• +**Former employees still getting company Slack messages 6 months later** → Automatic offboarding cuts access everywhere instantly
• +Connects to 300+ apps automatically - no need to build custom integrations or maintain API connections yourself
• +AI flags weird login patterns - like someone accessing your CRM from Belarus at 3am

Best For

• >Your IT team is managing 20+ apps and onboarding takes forever because you're clicking through each one manually
• >You keep finding employees using random tools you've never heard of and have no idea what data they're sharing
• >Someone left the company but can still access your Salesforce because nobody remembered to revoke their permissions

Not For

• -Small teams under 10 people with fewer than 5 apps — you're paying enterprise prices for overkill
• -Companies that want plug-and-play simplicity — this needs someone willing to configure policies and review alerts
• -Anyone hoping for transparent pricing — you'll need to sit through a demo to find out what it costs

Pairs With

• *Okta (handles the actual login process while Josys manages who gets access to what)
• *Slack (where your team gets alerts about suspicious login attempts and new app discoveries)
• *Microsoft 365 (integrates directly to sync user permissions across your Office apps)
• *Salesforce (one of the 300+ apps it monitors for orphaned accounts and unused licenses)
• *Zendesk (to track support tickets about access issues that should decrease once this is working)
• *Google Workspace (another major integration point for user provisioning and SSO management)

The Catch

• !No public pricing means you're stuck with sales calls and custom quotes that could be anywhere from reasonable to eye-watering
• !You'll need someone on your team who actually wants to become the 'SaaS admin' or this becomes another tool nobody maintains
• !The research shows zero real user reviews or complaints, which either means it's new or nobody's talking about it online

Bottom Line

Finally, someone built a tool that tells you which employees still have Slack admin access three months after they quit.