Inventory and workflows for IT asset management
Connect device data from your MDM, EDR, and IT Asset Management tools to get a single, unified view of each employee and their devices.
Extend offboarding to hardware
Use the same offboarding workflows that manage SaaS access and licenses to lock, wipe, and recover devices as part of every offboarding.
How it works
Tie your IT assets to employees and automate secure offboarding workflows.
Unify users and devices
See each user’s apps, licenses, and assigned laptops, phones, and hardware keys in one place.
Automate device offboarding
Lock or contain devices via your MDM/EDR, wipe company data where supported, and trigger hardware retrieval as part of offboarding workflows.
Track and recover IT assets
See which devices employees have, track refresh cycles, and view warranty details to meet SOC 2 requirements.
Integrate with your MDM, EDR, and ITAM tools
Connect to JAMF, Crowdstrike, Iru, Intune, Snipe-IT, Jira Service Management, Dell, Lenovo, Revivn, and more to tie each asset to the person using it.
Capture a complete audit trail
Devices sit alongside SaaS access, licenses, and spend inside SaaS Manager, enabling consistent governance across the entire user lifecycle.
See SaaS Manager in action
Discover how SaaS Manager provides a complete, people-centric view of every employee, linking their SaaS access, license usage, and device inventory in one place.
Frequently asked questions
How is SaaS Manager different from a standard IT Asset Management (ITAM) tool?
Traditional ITAM tools are built to manage hardware fleets: tracking inventory accuracy, depreciation, procurement details, stockroom movements, and the full financial lifecycle of assets. Their focus is asset-centric.
SaaS Manager takes a different approach. Instead of managing devices in isolation, SaaS Manager connects device data directly to the people who use them and embeds that context into SaaS access, onboarding, and offboarding workflows. SaaS Manager gives IT teams a complete view of each user—their identity, app access, usage, and device activity—making hardware a seamless part of employee lifecycle governance rather than a separate process.