Nothing in the catalog sits unowned or unclassified.

Every application has an owner, a status and a record of how it got here.

Discover, app catalog

The application catalog, each row naming how the app reaches the graph and what it scored
01Where it goes wrong

Half the applications in the tenant have no owner. Nobody can answer for them.

02How it works

How it works

181 applications across 14 categories, each with a canonical domain so the same app is not counted twice

Applications arrive from directory sync, an API integration or discovery, and the catalog records which

Owners, tags and categories are assigned per application, sanctioned or not

03With Nuvio

Ask the specialist that owns this work.

Ask in your own words. The App Catalog Agent runs as you, and any action it can take ships off until an admin turns it on.

How Nuvio is governed

App Catalog Agent

Finds the applications nobody owns and shows each app as one record across every source it came from.

  1. You asked: Find every application with no owner
  2. Nuvio answered: 37 of your 181 applications have no owner. Here is each one with its members. Start with the ones the most people use.

    Ready for you

    Assign the 37 owners from the catalog

    Discover, applications

04Where it fits

The jobs it is bought for.

AI tools nobody approvedFind the AI tools reading your mail, without deploying anything
05On your own tenant

See it on your own tenant.

Book a demo

Connect your directory and see your first findings the same day.

The graph behind it