Identity Governance for SaaS and AI

Torii discovers every app and entitlement, routes access requests and reviews on policy, and automates every joiner, mover, and leaver. All from one platform.

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Torii discovering shadow apps and mapping entitlements to owners

Discover every app.
Map every entitlement.

Torii gives IT and Security a continuously updated view of every SaaS and AI application, identity, and entitlement, including the tools that never touch your IdP. Each entitlement maps to a real owner, so the right people approve and review it.

Torii routing an access request with policy and entitlement context

Route access requests
with policy

Torii guides requesters to the least-privilege role or entitlement for the app they need, then routes the approval with the context a reviewer actually needs: who is asking, why, and the access they already hold. Approved requests provision automatically.

Torii access review with usage and recommendations per user

Run access reviews
without blind spots

Torii runs reviews across every application, not just the ones easiest to report on, and surfaces the high-risk access that deserves attention first. Delegate to app owners without losing central visibility, and export the full decision trail for audit.

"Once we integrated Torii, it blew our minds. We found apps we didn’t even know we were using - or paying for."

Torii workflow adjusting access when an employee changes role

Automate joiner, mover,
and leaver changes

Torii adjusts entitlements the moment someone joins, moves, or leaves, and revokes every app on the last day, including the ones your IdP never saw. Old privilege stops accumulating from role changes nobody cleaned up.

Torii detecting a non-human identity and assigning an owner

Govern non-human
identities at scale

Service accounts, bots, tokens, and integrations mostly sit outside AD and SSO. Torii discovers them, assigns each one an owner, and applies the same entitlement guardrails you use for people, with risk signals showing which to handle first.

Governance fueled by the industry's #1 app discovery platform

Torii automatically connects known systems,  discovers hidden ones, then prioritizes actions based on your goals, continuously enforcing identity and application governance.

Torii platform architecture Four categories of source data (identity and people, finance and procurement, ops and apps, and shadow IT signals) connect via hundreds of pre-built integrations, an AI builder, API or CSV. They converge into a central intelligence layer built on three stacked engines: Collect, Refine, and Act and Monitor, with a feedback loop returning outcomes to Collect as new signal, all underpinned by an agentic engine. The layer fans out to three products, Torii Identity, Torii SMP and Torii AI, and upward to access surfaces including web app, MCP, CLI, API and Eko agents. Hover a column to trace the data flow 1 CONNECT EVERYTHING Identity & People IdP · HRMS · MDM · Directory Finance & Procurement ERP · Accounting · Expense · Contracts Ops & Apps Ticketing · Assets · Endpoints Shadow IT Signals Browser extension · OAuth grants Unsanctioned SaaS & AI usage HOWEVER YOUR STACK CONNECTS Hundreds of pre-built integrations Build your own with AI API CSV ACCESS IT YOUR WAY Web App · MCP · CLI · API · Eko Agents 2 THE INTELLIGENCE LAYER Software Intelligence Database Every app, license, identity, contract and cost, in one source of truth OUTCOMES BECOME NEW SIGNAL Collect Discover, ingest, and refresh every signal Refine Match, map, and enrich every data point Act & Monitor Compare, enforce, and adapt policy in real time Agentic Engine reasons across the entire graph 3 THREE PRODUCTS Torii Identity Access Reviews Access Requests JML Automation NHI Management Torii SMP Cost-Saving Insights Renewals Contracts Benchmarking Torii AI AI & Vibe-coded Apps Foundation Models Tokens

Connect Your Entire Stack

Get the best-in-class deep integrations with the apps that impact your daily work, from HRMS to finance, to contract management, to identity providers, and more.

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Replace outdated checklists with always-on governance

See how Torii connects identities and entitlements to workflows so access stays governed across every app you run.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Identity governance and administration is how an organization controls who has access to which applications, proves that access was approved, and removes it when it is no longer needed. That means four things in practice: granting access through policy instead of ad hoc requests, reviewing entitlements on a schedule, adjusting access as people join, change roles, and leave, and keeping an audit trail of every decision. Torii does all four across your SaaS and AI applications, including the ones that never touch your identity provider.

No. Torii sits on top of Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace, or whichever provider you run, and governs the access your provider cannot see. Your IdP handles authentication and the apps connected to it. Torii covers the full application estate, maps entitlements inside each app rather than just at the login boundary, and drives the requests, reviews, and lifecycle workflows that decide who should hold that access in the first place.

Torii discovers applications from several sources at once: finance and expense data, your IdP and SSO, direct integrations with the systems you already run, and a browser extension that catches tools employees sign up for on their own. Once an app is discovered, Torii assigns it an owner and pulls it into the same access requests, access reviews, and offboarding workflows as your federated apps, so an unsanctioned tool stops being an ungoverned one.

A quarterly review certifies a list that was already out of date when it was generated, and usually only covers the applications that are easiest to report on. Torii keeps discovery, entitlements, and ownership continuously current, so reviewers validate what is actually granted today rather than a stale export. Reviews still run on whatever cadence your auditors require, but the access drift between them gets caught and corrected by policy instead of accumulating.

Yes. App owners are usually the only people who can judge whether a given entitlement is appropriate, so Torii routes requests and reviews to them while keeping central visibility over what was decided. You see coverage, outstanding items, and every approval in one place, and the evidence stays in a single audit-ready record no matter who made the call.

Yes. Service accounts, bots, API tokens, and integrations are governed the same way as employees: discovered across your estate including outside AD and SSO, assigned a human owner, and held to the same entitlement guardrails and review cycles. Risk signals prioritize which unowned or over-privileged identity to address first. There is more detail on the non-human identities page.