A complete report on your SaaS tools, AI, and browser extensions (visible and invisible).
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“What you don't see today is often what exposes you the most.”
Avanoo automatically maps the software, AI tools, and browser extensions used in your organization. We then reveal where they actually operate: headquarters, cloud providers, and AI supply chain. The result: a clear, factual view of your technological and geopolitical dependencies, with a two-level digital sovereignty score.
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We detect your usage
Avanoo identifies all your SaaS, AI tools, and browser extensions, including invisible and unregistered usage.
We enrich the data
Each tool is analyzed to identify its headquarters, cloud providers, and AI supply chain.
We map your dependencies
All dependencies are visualized in an interactive dashboard: maps, charts, and clear indicators.
We calculate your sovereignty
Avanoo calculates a sovereignty score: Level 1 (software used) and Level 2 (subcontractors and AI). You finally know where you're exposed, and where to act first.
“Avanoo gave us complete visibility into our SaaS and AI usage, strengthened our security, and helped us optimize costs. Their support made a real difference.”
Pierre M., Chief Information Officer
Big Four Audit Firm, Paris
55% shadow IT detected
“Thanks to Avanoo, we identified and controlled unauthorized SaaS and AI, significantly reducing our non-compliance risks.”
Sarah L., CISO
CAC 40 Industrial Group
8.65x more shadow IT discovered than expected
“We discovered 214 AI tools in use across the company. We only knew about 7. Avanoo gave us the clarity to act.”
Thomas D., IT Security Lead
European Bank, 15,000 employees
37 high-risk tools blocked
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See how Avanoo can map your SaaS and AI landscape, reduce risk, and optimize costs. A reliable platform with dedicated human support.
