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Smarter AI, Tighter Governance, and Faster Automation

Torii has broadened AI visibility to include team-level usage and spend, tightened access governance with automated remediation and delegated reviews, and streamlined provisioning through catalog improvements and cross-workflow automation. A wave of new integrations keeps your SaaS inventory current.

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AI Usage and Spend, Now Fully Visible

The AI Module reached general availability and now surfaces adoption, spend, and productivity metrics across Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and OpenAI. A new model heatmap reveals which LLMs each team relies on, unattributed spend is broken out by tool, and direct MCP access lets you query AI data from Claude, ChatGPT, or Slack.

Access Governance That Closes the Loop

Access policies now support automatic remediation, grace periods for IdP groups, and owner exemptions. Reviews gained delegated decline, required-field enforcement, and automated remediation steps. A privileged-access dashboard flags over-privileged users and stale admin roles, while policy deviations surface critical risks first.

Catalog Provisioning, Now Self-Service and Transparent

The App Access Catalog graduated from Labs and added temporary-access controls, on-behalf-of requests, group-based approvers, and full request drill-down pages. Employees see live ticket status, cancel pending requests, and track every approval step. Workflows can now wait for Jira or Linear issues to close, branch on the outcome, and trigger other workflows.

Broader Integration Coverage and Smarter Workflows

Sixty new integrations—from Veeva Vault and BlackLine to ChatGPT Enterprise and CrowdStrike Falcon—joined the platform, many with lifecycle actions. Custom OAuth scopes, credential re-use in HTTP actions, AI-assisted builder edits, and trigger-another-workflow logic let you automate deeper. Expense sync added Brex, multi-strategy cost allocation, and excluded-term filtering.

Why this matters
  • AI adoption is accelerating—visibility into models, spend, and unattributed usage helps teams budget and govern responsibly.
  • Manual access remediation and scattered approvals slow security teams; automated fixes and streamlined reviews can help close gaps faster.
  • Self-service provisioning and transparent request tracking can help reduce IT ticket volume.
  • Broader integration coverage and composable workflows let IT manage more of the stack without custom scripting.
Next step

Review the Privileged Access dashboard, enable automatic remediation on your top policies, connect new AI and SaaS integrations, and explore the catalog's group-based approvers and temporary-access controls.

Highlights

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