Vector 02 · App

Every app that touches your tenant, with what it can reach.

App shows every application, AI tool and OAuth grant connected to your tenant, with what each one can reach and who granted it. When a grant carries a scope it should not have, or a consent request arrives from a publisher nobody knows, it revokes automatically, via the Workspace and 365 admin SDKs.

Every connected app, every grant, and the one scope change waiting on a decision.

67%of users reach AI services from non-corporate accounts on corporate devicesVerizon DBIR, 2026
45%of employees are now regular AI users on corporate devices, up from 15% a year earlierVerizon DBIR, 2026
4×increase in shadow-AI policy violations, now the third most common non-malicious insider actionVerizon DBIR, 2026
What it evaluates

Full app inventory

Every third-party application employees have connected, including AI tools nobody approved.

Scope-level risk

Which apps can read mail, files or contacts, and which only need a profile.

Consent phishing

Malicious OAuth grants that never need a password, blocked before an employee can approve them.

One-click revoke

Remove risky grants without waiting for a ticket.

The riskiest app is the one someone connected

A third-party tool granted mail, drive or calendar scopes keeps that access until it is explicitly revoked, and abandoned grants accumulate for years. Network and expense-based discovery miss all of it: free tiers leave no invoice, and remote adoption never crosses your network.

  • Full app and OAuth-grant inventory across Workspace and 365
  • Scope-level risk, per app and per user
  • Consent phishing blocked before the grant lands
  • One-click grant revocation, no ticket
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