Flexera announced the launch of Flexera One SaaS Management, delivering a comprehensive approach to SaaS discovery, optimization and control.
The next generation solution combines the strengths of both Flexera and Snow SaaS management applications, enabling organizations to effectively gain complete visibility over SaaS applications and AI tools, save costs and mitigate risks.
“The rapid adoption of AI is reshaping the SaaS landscape, introducing new challenges like shadow AI,” said Brian Shannon, chief technology officer at Flexera. “Enterprises are struggling with SaaS sprawl, the demands for stricter oversight and governance in the age of AI. Our unified Flexera One SaaS Management solution addresses these shifting challenges, especially as businesses integrate AI more strategically. With this launch, we’re redefining advanced SaaS optimization and reinforcing our leadership in the SaaS management market.”
With Flexera’s visibility, organizations can reduce unnecessary spending, rationalize overlapping tools, and monitor usage trends in real time.
New or enhanced features include:
- The most complete discovery engine in market that utilizes a comprehensive range of discovery methods, including Browser and Financial Discovery, Agent, API, Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), and Single-Sign On (SSO), the solution ensures that all SaaS (including sanctioned and unsanctioned) and employee use of AI is broadly covered.
- Enhanced control over critical SaaS applications through robust enterprise-ready API integrations with key SaaS providers like Microsoft 365, Salesforce and ServiceNow, for a comprehensive analysis of license details, offering insights into previously unknown costs.
- Advanced insights that integrate usage intelligence, financial data and automated remediation to offer insights on underutilized licenses or features and downgrades app tiers based on actual usage.
- Enhanced security and governance that enables IT to enforce security policies, manage user access and maintain better control over an IT environment.
Flexera’s continuous innovation in SaaS management will provide customers with essential technology to stay ahead of the evolving application landscape and increasingly decentralized software adoption. The creation of a unified platform further showcases Flexera's commitment to continuous investment in the Snow portfolio, underscoring a dedication to enhancing support and providing comprehensive solutions for customers.
Flexera One SaaS Management is available now.
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