What Makes SaaSi Hub Different?
SaaSi Hub is designed to give organisations a clearer, more connected view of their SaaS environment. Rather than simply maintaining a list of software subscriptions, it brings information about applications, employees, licences, departments, owners, costs and renewals together in one place.
The aim is simple: to help organisations understand the software they use and make better, informed decisions about its usefulness.
More Than an Application List
A basic software inventory might tell you that your organisation uses Microsoft 365, Slack, Dropbox and Salesforce. SaaSi Hub goes further by connecting those applications with the people and business information around them.
This means you can see things such as who uses an application, which department it belongs to, who owns it, how many licences are associated with it, what it costs and when it is due for renewal.
By bringing these relationships together, SaaSi Hub provides more context than a traditional spreadsheet or application list.
Automated Where Possible
SaaSi Hub connects with over 100 supported SaaS and HR systems to bring relevant information into the platform automatically, reducing the need for teams to maintain everything manually.
Not every application can be connected through an automatic integration, so SaaSi Hub also allows organisations to add manual subscriptions where required. This means your SaaS environment can still be managed in one place even when an application isn’t supported by an integration.
Connecting Applications With People
Software is used by people, so understanding the relationship between employees and applications is an important part of SaaS management. SaaSi Hub can connect employee information with applications and licences, helping organisations understand which software is associated with their workforce. This can be particularly useful when employees join, leave or move between departments and their software requirements change.
Clear Ownership and Departments
Applications can be associated with departments and owners, helping organisations establish who is responsible for the software they use and where it sits within the business.
This makes it easier to involve the right people when an application needs to be reviewed, renewed or reassessed. So instead of simply asking whether anyone still uses an application, organisations can identify the relevant owner and department and make a more informed decision.
Bringing Cost and Renewal Information Together
SaaS costs and renewal dates are often managed separately from application information, making it difficult to see the complete picture. SaaSi Hub brings these areas into the wider SaaS environment, allowing organisations to consider applications alongside their associated costs and upcoming renewals.
This can help teams identify subscriptions that need attention and review whether their current software requirements still match what they are paying for.
From Software Inventory to SaaS Management
The key difference is the context SaaSi Hub provides. A software inventory answers:
What software do we have?
SaaSi Hub helps answer:
Who uses it, who owns it, which department relies on it, what does it cost, how many licences do we have, and when does it need attention?
That broader view turns a list of subscriptions into an environment that can be actively managed.
In short, SaaSi Hub helps organisations move from simply knowing what software they have to understanding how that software fits into their business.