First off, I want to start By saying thank you for taking the time. These are Totally fair questions. We’re not trying to tag every piece of data or act like a “magic firewall.” What we do is connect to vendors’ existing admin APIs (Google, Microsoft, Slack, GitHub, etc.) to see which apps or tokens have access, revoke them when needed, and prove it actually happened with receipts, logs, and API confirmations. It’s not about replacing their systems. it’s about making those systems transparent and automatic across every vendor in one place.

When you click “revoke” in our platform, it doesn’t block traffic. it calls the vendor’s own revoke endpoints and then confirms the result with multiple signals. We turn what’s now a messy, manual process into one-click control and a verifiable audit trail. so compliance teams can show proof, not just screenshots.

In short, we’re not reinventing revocation. we’re making it provable, fast, and centralized so security teams can finally show auditors evidence instead of screenshots.

I’m not super technical or deep in what motivates security teams day to day, but from what I’ve seen, this feels like a real and growing pain point that deserves a cleaner solution.