Most organisations know their sanctioned apps. Far fewer know every identity inside them - service accounts, contractors, orphaned admins, and AI agents with unchecked access.That’s where breaches start: not in the apps you know, but the identities you don’t.

Business apps adopted outside IT, holding corporate data and identities you have no record of.

Human, machine, and AI accounts operating outside your identity provider, invisible to joiner-mover-leaver processes.

Accounts that outlived their owner: former employees, ended contracts, retired services, still authenticating.

Josys is designed to get you to value fast - with lightweight setup, turnkey integrations, and automated discovery doing the heavy lifting.

Integrate Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace to instantly build a dynamic, always-current user inventory.
Use 350+ native integrations, or build custom integrations quickly with the AI Integration Builder.


Ingest usage and identity signals, then map them back tousers and apps.
Reveal shadow IT by identifying the business apps people actually use, including those outside SSO.


Automatically identify unmanaged apps, identities, and AI agents, then classify them as authorised, unauthorised, or unclassified.
Assess the risk and security posture of every discovered app and identity without reviewing each vendor manually.

Inventory is only useful if you can act on it. In Josys, every discovery feeds directly into access reviews, policy workflows, threat detection, and remediation — from finding a shadow app to de-provisioning it.
Turn the inventory into enforced policy: access reviews, approvals, and automated joiner-mover-leaver.
Watch privileged access, unusual activity, and identity threats in real time from a unified dashboard.
Bring every AI agent under the same governance model as human and machine identities.
Most tools separate policy, detection, and remediation - creating enforcement gaps. Josys closes the loop, turning policies into autonomous action.
Automatically surface security and compliance insights for every discovered app and account
All app, identity, and agent activity in aggregate dashboards with smart filtering.
Identity and app changes push to and from Josys instantly, so the inventory snapshot is never stale.
Purpose-built browser extensions expose unauthorised SaaS and AI usage.
Monitor every app and identity for MFA / SSO blind spots.
Automatic Slack, Teams, or email alerts whenever a discovery trigger fires.

Connect with 350+ native API integrations, or build custom integrations with the AI Integration Builder. Add IdP audit logs, browser-based discovery, and native AI agent discovery for Microsoft Copilot and Anthropic Claude. If your people are using it, Josys can see it.
SaaS discovery answers “which apps are we using?” Identity and app discovery answers “which identities exist, what can each one reach, and who is accountable for it?” Apps are the container; identities are what actually holds access - and what attackers actually use. Josys discovers both and links them together.
Three ways: direct API integrations with 350+ apps, IdP audit log extraction, and purpose-built browser extensions that identify business apps people access outside any sanctioned path.
Yes. Josys inventories AI agents built on Microsoft Copilot and Anthropic Claude - with owner, app access, permissions, status, and activity - and governs them as identities alongside human and machine accounts. See [AI Agent Discovery] for the full capability.
Any human, machine, or AI identity operating outside your identity provider and joiner-mover-leaver processes: local app accounts, contractor logins, service accounts, orphaned admin credentials, and unowned AI agents.
Connecting an identity provider and the first wave of API integrations produces a usable inventory in days. Browser-extension-based shadow IT discovery builds a fuller picture over the following weeks as usage data accumulates.
No. Josys sits on top of Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace and extends visibility and governance to everything your IdP doesn’t see.