Have you ever checked how many employees in your company still have access to software they don’t use? Or worse, how many former employees still have active licenses? If you’re not paying attention, you could be throwing thousands of dollars away every month on unused SaaS subscriptions.
Most businesses today use dozens, sometimes hundreds, of SaaS tools. While these applications help streamline operations, they also create a hidden problem: unmonitored access and unnecessary costs. Without a solid User Access Management (UAM) strategy, companies end up paying for licenses no one needs, funding shadow IT, and letting old subscriptions accumulate.
User Access Management in SaaS is all about controlling who gets access to which tools and for how long. It’s not just a security measure; it’s a financial strategy. Giving the right people access at the right time ensures you’re only paying for what’s actually being used.
Key elements of effective UAM include:
Neglecting UAM doesn’t just create security risks; it burns money fast. Employees who leave or switch roles often keep access to software they no longer need, driving up costs. Shadow IT—where teams sign up for SaaS tools without IT approval—leads to duplicate subscriptions and security gaps.
Without centralized oversight, companies end up paying for the same tool multiple times across different departments. These problems compound quickly, turning SaaS spending into a black hole of waste.
Josys simplifies and effectively manages SaaS costs. Its license utilization insights help track real-time usage, ensuring companies don’t pay for underutilized tools. Shadow IT detection identifies unauthorized subscriptions and integrates them into a controlled workflow, reducing security risks and unnecessary spending.
Automated deprovisioning cuts costs by instantly revoking access for departing employees, while the centralized dashboard gives IT and finance teams full visibility into SaaS spending, access control, and compliance. Josys also simplifies access audits and user feedback surveys, allowing organizations to check in with employees about unknown apps or underused licenses.
With access request automation, employees can request app access through a custom portal, where managers can review and approve licenses based on pre-set policies. This prevents unnecessary software purchases and keeps costs under control.
If your company isn’t actively managing user access, you’re wasting money. Tightening access controls, automating provisioning, and regularly reviewing licenses can save thousands in SaaS costs. Josys takes the hassle out of UAM, giving you the tools to optimize software spending and improve security.
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