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Global SaaS Utilization Trends

According to Gartner Research, SaaS adoption has surged since the COVID-19 pandemic—yet the resources required to manage it efficiently are increasingly being wasted.

400 hrs

Annual time spent on SaaS contract management

30%

Wasted SaaS spend in enterprises

50%

Companies exposed to SaaS-related security threats

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Key Challenges Solved Through Modern SaaS Management

As cloud and SaaS adoption accelerates, employees now have constant access to multiple accounts and sensitive data. Without proper oversight, the very tools introduced to enhance productivity can create operational inefficiencies and increase organizational risk.

Pain Point 1

Account Management Fatigue

While SaaS tools offer convenience and flexibility, they also demand ongoing account administration. In organizations with frequent employee onboarding and offboarding, IT and account managers are often overwhelmed with repetitive tasks—assigning and revoking access manually—leaving little time for strategic work.

Increased Points of Management: As SaaS usage scales, so do the touchpoints—licenses, permissions, contracts, and costs must be tracked and managed individually across platforms.

Time-Consuming Manual Processes: Every new hire or departure requires account provisioning or deprovisioning for each SaaS tool, increasing the risk of errors and inefficiency.

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Pain Point 2

SaaS Usage Is a Black Box

SaaS is designed for ease of access—but that convenience often comes at the cost of visibility. Most organizations struggle to answer a simple question: Who is using what, and how effectively? Without centralized oversight, software usage becomes opaque, and potential security risks—such as data leakage—go unnoticed.

Fragmented Procurement: SaaS tools are frequently purchased and deployed by individual teams or users, bypassing IT or procurement oversight. This decentralization scatters account credentials and license data across the organization.

Lack of Usage Insights: Without visibility into actual usage, it's nearly impossible to make informed decisions about license optimization, renewals, or deprovisioning policies.

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Pain Point 3

Too Many Logins,
Too Little Control

With each SaaS platform requiring a different login—some tied to employee IDs, others to email addresses or unique usernames—employees are overwhelmed by credential management. The result? A flood of IT tickets for password resets and access issues, draining time and productivity.

Credential Overload: As the number of SaaS applications grows, so does the burden on employees to remember and manage multiple sets of login credentials.

Security Policy Blind Spots: Disparate login systems and scattered user activity make it difficult to enforce consistent security standards or trace potential data leaks across platforms.

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