Agent discovery & inventory
Part of Valence's SaaS security platform: it inventories sanctioned and unsanctioned SaaS and AI applications, and continuously identifies OAuth tokens, API keys, connected apps and service accounts linking business SaaS tenants to third-party AI tools. Detection is API-based against connected SaaS tenants, so unconnected apps stay invisible.
commercial · generally available · Research snapshot 2026-09-06
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Useful conversation with: CISO, SaaS security engineer, IAM manager.
Demonstrate how you surface an OAuth grant that connects an employee's unsanctioned AI tool to our Google Workspace tenant, including the scopes granted and the granting identity.
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Vendor claim
Continuously identifies OAuth tokens, API keys, connected apps and service accounts used to connect business-critical SaaS applications to third-party SaaS and AI applications.
Limit: Product page; no documentation reviewed on connector coverage, refresh interval, or detection method per SaaS vendor.
Vendor claim
Discovers AI-enabled SaaS tools and integrations, and covers AI agents operating inside business applications as part of AI security posture management.
Limit: Does not name the specific agent platforms enumerated, nor distinguish detected-agent metadata from configuration posture checks.
Vendor claim
Builds an inventory covering both sanctioned and unsanctioned SaaS apps, including non-SSO and local accounts.
Limit: Discovery scope for apps with no SaaS-side integration footprint is unstated.
Listing does not imply partnership, supplier status, a working DutyGraph integration, or a compliance certification.
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