The app list covers everything employees open, AI and non-AI, with the AI apps flagged. Each app carries its category, a 0 to 100 risk score, detection confidence, review status, governance, visits, employees and last seen. Switch between cards and a table, filter by risk, status, governance or category, sort by most used or highest risk, set a date range and export the list.
Insights turns the list into a queue. It counts the new apps this week and the new AI apps against last week, shows how many high-risk apps still need review, and breaks apps down by risk level and by category with coverage. Protected apps are split into those protected by policy and those redacted by an AI config, so coverage gaps are easy to spot.
The Chrome and Edge extension and the Desktop App deploy through Intune, Jamf, Workspace ONE or ManageEngine in under 30 minutes, or without MDM for a pilot, with no TLS interception. Because discovery runs on the device, it sees apps used at home and on the road, plus the signed-in account. Users import from Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace, so every app ties back to a person, a department and a per-employee inventory page.
SaaS discovery is the process of finding every software-as-a-service app employees use, including the ones IT never approved. AccuroAI does it from the browser extension and Desktop App on each device, listing every app employees open with its category, a 0 to 100 risk score, the employees using it and whether it is an AI app.
Through the Chrome and Edge extension and the Desktop App, deployed by MDM or directly for a pilot. Each device reports the apps employees open. There is no firewall, proxy or DNS log collection and no TLS interception, so discovery works on and off the corporate network and shows the account each employee is signed in with.
Yes. One list holds every app, AI and non-AI, with the AI apps flagged. Gmail, Outlook, LinkedIn and the AWS console sit next to ChatGPT, Claude and AI tools nobody approved, so shadow IT and shadow AI share one review queue and one set of policies.
The category, a 0 to 100 risk score banded Low, Medium, High or Critical, detection confidence, an AI flag, review status and governance status: none, protected by policy, redacted by an AI config, or both. Each app also shows visits, the number of employees using it and when it was last seen.
Yes. Filter the app list by risk, status, governance, category or date range, sort by most used or highest risk, and export it. You can also export the AI inventory for all employees, one person or a group, for your risk register, GRC platform or auditors.