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SaaS Spend Optimization Agent

Information TechnologySaaS License and Spend Management

Discovers all SaaS subscriptions in use, tracks actual seat utilization against paid licenses, and recommends downgrades, consolidations, or cancellations to cut waste.

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Most organizations have far more SaaS subscriptions than IT is officially tracking, purchased by individual teams on corporate cards without central visibility, leading to duplicate tools and unmanaged renewal dates

Even for known subscriptions, license counts are typically set once at purchase and never revisited, so companies keep paying for seats that former employees or inactive users still occupy

Renewal decisions get made under time pressure right before auto-renewal triggers, with no data on actual usage to negotiate down or cancel

This agent continuously discovers SaaS usage across expense data and SSO logs, tracks per-seat activity against what's being paid for, and surfaces specific, dollar-quantified savings ahead of each renewal date

The agent cross-references SSO login logs, expense reports, and finance system data to build a complete inventory of active SaaS subscriptions, including shadow IT purchases outside official procurement. It tracks login and feature-usage frequency per seat against the licensed seat count for each tool, flags inactive or underutilized seats, and identifies redundant tools serving overlapping functions. Ahead of each contract renewal date, it generates a savings recommendation package with usage evidence for procurement or finance to act on.

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Discover SaaS Subscriptions

  • Cross-reference SSO logs, expense reports, and finance records
  • Identify subscriptions purchased outside central procurement
  • Catalog contract terms, renewal dates, and seat counts
  • Flag redundant tools with overlapping functionality
Outcome: A complete, continuously updated inventory of every SaaS tool in active use.
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Track Seat Utilization

  • Monitor login frequency and feature usage per licensed seat
  • Identify inactive seats tied to departed or role-changed employees
  • Compare paid seat count against actively used seat count
  • Segment usage by department for accountability
Outcome: Clear, evidence-based visibility into which paid licenses are actually being used.
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Recommend Optimization Actions

  • Generate downgrade or seat-reduction recommendations with usage evidence
  • Flag redundant tools for consolidation
  • Identify subscriptions eligible for outright cancellation
  • Quantify dollar savings for each recommendation
Outcome: A prioritized, evidence-backed list of specific cost-saving actions ready for approval.
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Align to Renewal Timelines

  • Track upcoming contract renewal and auto-renewal dates
  • Surface savings recommendations with lead time before renewal
  • Notify procurement and finance owners ahead of deadlines
  • Track realized savings against recommendations over time
Outcome: Renewal decisions are made with full usage data well before auto-renewal deadlines hit.
Okta
Pulls SSO login activity to measure per-seat usage
Expensify
Cross-references expense reports for shadow IT discovery
NetSuite
Pulls finance transaction data for subscription spend tracking
Zylo
Ingests SaaS contract and renewal term data
Slack
Sends renewal alerts and savings recommendations to procurement owners
Workday
Cross-checks active employee status against licensed seats