Discover every app and spend in your SaaS stack
Gain complete visibility into your SaaS portfolio within 30 minutes. Stop shadow IT with proactive risk alerts. See department-level spending for each application and get detailed insights beyond logins, including precise app usage data like recorded Zoom meetings and opportunities created in Salesforce.
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Rationalize your SaaS stack


Proactively prevent shadow IT
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Frequently Asked Questions
You waste budget, increase renewal costs, and maintain licenses no one needs, which leads to unnecessary SaaS sprawl and potential security risks.
CloudEagle automatically detects tools with overlapping functionality across teams, helping you consolidate and remove redundant subscriptions.
Multiple tools serving the same purpose, repeated vendor charges, and different teams using similar apps without central oversight.
Use a platform like CloudEagle that tracks login activity, adoption, and feature-level usage across all SaaS applications.
It analyzes usage patterns, flags underused apps, highlights redundancies, and recommends which tools can be eliminated or consolidated.
Consolidation reduces costs, simplifies workflows, improves security, and helps negotiate better pricing by cutting unnecessary vendors.
CloudEagle continuously scans your SaaS stack and automatically surfaces tools that overlap or serve the same function.
It reduces spend, simplifies IT operations, improves adoption, and gives better visibility into your SaaS ecosystem.
It shows which licenses can be reclaimed, downgraded, or cancelled—ensuring you only pay for what’s actually used.
CloudEagle uncovers all apps in use, flags duplicates, tracks usage, and enforces standards so new tools don’t spread unchecked.

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