Integrations

The Integrations tab shows the connection between multiple applications that share data or functionalities in your SaaS ecosystem. For example, a user uses the Google login credentials to log in to Zoom. Here, Zoom application is integrating with Google to uses its authentication service to access Zoom.

To view Integrations, click Ecosystem and then click the Integrations widget.

Column

Description

IntegrationClosed Entity (SaaS application, plug-in, API key, and so on) that facilitate the integration of the host service with the linked service.

Application with which your SaaS application is integrated to obtain a service.

Risk

Assessed risk level for the application in your SaaS ecosystem.

Host service

Application from which the service is used.

Type

Type of the application.

Tags

Tags assigned to the application.

Category

Category of the application.

Developer

Parent company of the application.

ServiceClosed Host service (platform, application, interface) that provides certain services to other services.

Name of the SaaS application providing the service to the integrated application.

Accounts

Number of user accounts that have access the application.

  • Click to view the user account details.The system opens the right pane and shows the details.

    • To view more information, click View full details. The system opens the application details page and shows its accounts.

  • indicates that the application is accessible by all users in your organization.

Status

Activation status of the application.

Last activity

Date when the token or integration changed or this integration was used.

Integration Details

The Integration Details page shows details about the integrating application.

Basic Information

Item

Description

Description

Application description.

App ID

Application ID.

Service providers

Applications that are providing service to the application.

Risk assessment

Risk level for the application in your SaaS ecosystem.

Type

Application type.

Locations

Locations from where the application is accessed.

Linked service

Applications from which the services are used.

Tags

Tags assigned to the application.

First used

Date when the service from the SaaS application was first used.

Last used

Date when the service from the SaaS application was last used.

Category

SaaS application category.

Developer

Parent company of the application.

Permissions

It shows the number of permissions assigned to the integrated application.

Column

Description

Scope name

Scopes available for the application.

Risk

Risk level for the application in your SaaS ecosystem.

First requested

Date and time when the permissions were first requested.

Last requested

Date and time when the permissions were last requested.

Methods

It shows the number of methods assigned to the integrated application.

Column

Description

Name

API class name. For example, gmail.users.settings.filters.

API name

API group from which the API call is made. For example, gmail from Google Workspace.

Accounts

Number of accounts (users) that have used the method. Click to view the accounts.

Earliest call

Date and time when the method was first called.

Latest call

Date and time when the method was last called.

Call count

Number of times the API was called.

Avg calls / day

Average of the number of times the API is called in a day.

2 weeks trend

Shows a graph of the number of API calls over the last 2 weeks. Click the icon to expand and view the graph.

Countries

Countries from where the API was called.

Service providers

Service provider of the API, if available. For example, Google, GCP, AWS, Microsoft, Azure, and so on.

Tokens

Tokens are the secret keys used to establish the connection between two applications. It shows the tokens used for the service provided by the SaaS application.

Column

Description

Name

Application that is using the token to connect with the SaaS application.

Risk

Assessed risk level for the token in your SaaS ecosystem.

Tags

Tags assigned to the token.

Scopes

Number of scopes (permissions) available with the token.

To view the name of the scopes, click the number. The system opens the right pane and shows the scopes.

Type

Type of the token (OAUTH2 or Native).

Account

User account that initiated the connection from the application to this SaaS application for a service.

To view the details about the user account, click the account name. See <link to users page>.

Domain wide

Shows if the token is applicable for applications that are installed by an administrator for use by all users (domain wide access).

Status

Status of the token:

  • Active

  • Inactive

  • Disabled

  • Deleted

  • Removed

Issued at

Date and time when the token was issued.

Last activity

Date and time when the token was last used.

Revoking a Token

  1. Click the icon from the last column of the token.

  2. Click Revoke.

  3. In the confirmation pop-up that appears, click Confirm.

Accounts

It shows the number of active / detected accounts that used the service provided by the SaaS application.

Column

Description

Name

Account name.

User ID

User ID

Roles

Number of roles assigned to the account.

  • To view the name of the roles, click the number. The system opens the right pane and shows the roles.

    • To view the permissions assigned to a role, click the role name.

Status

Status of the account:

  • Active

  • Inactive

  • Deleted

  • Suspended

Email

Email address of the account.

Tags

Tags assigned to the account.

Type

Type of the account.

Tokens

Number of active / detected tokens associated with the account.

  • To view the name of the tokens, click the number. The system opens the right pane and shows the tokens.

    • To view details about the integration the token is assigned to, click the token name. The system opens the integration page. See <link to Integrations page from Ecosystem>.

MFA

Is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) assigned to the user:

  • - MFA enabled

  • - MFA disabled

  • - MFA status unavailable

Last seen

Date and time on which the user was active.

Deleting an Account

  1. Click the icon from the last column of the account.

  2. Click Delete.

  3. In the confirmation pop-up that appears, click Confirm.

Configurations

It shows the configurations for the service in your SaaS ecosystem.

Catch-ups

It shows the number of catch-ups related only to the service.

Catch-ups Table

Column

Description

Risk

Risk level of the action:

  • Positive

  • Fair

  • None

  • Trivial

  • Low

  • Medium

  • High

  • Critical

Type

Type of action.

Description

Action description. For more information, scroll to the beginning of the row and click .

Host service

Host service related to the action.

Linked service

Services that are linked to action.

Integration

Software enabling data exchange between services.

Account

User associated with the action.

Date & time Date and time when the action was generated.

Recommendations

It shows the number of insights related only to the service.

Recommendations Table

Column

Description

Insight Recommended action. For more information, click More info.
Risk

Risk level of the insight:

  • Positive

  • Fair

  • None

  • Trivial

  • Low

  • Medium

  • High

  • Critical

Host service

Host service related to the insight.

Status

Status of the insight:

  • Open

  • Done

  • Dismissed

Category Classification of the insight.