Josys is a SaaS and Device Management Platform provider aiming to simplify IT operations. The solutions provided by Josys are designed to give IT personnel ultimate control over their software and hardware portfolio. The system helps to visualize assets, analyze their utility trends, and automate the processes of provisioning, hence leading to better efficiency in IT operation. Josys' system also integrates with numerous applications via APIs. Consequently, this enables IT workers to have a centralized location to manage employee licenses and devices, monitor user access, and oversee software adoption. By replacing the need for multiple disparate tools and spreadsheets, Josys aids IT teams in performing more effective cost optimization as well as secure governance of company data access.
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First, the user interface is excellent. It is designed to be highly user-friendly, featuring a clear layout that is easy to navigate even for those without technical expertise, intuitive controls, and a member list function that allows users to view a list of applications currently in use. Second, the scope of shadow TI detection is extremely broad. Since it can detect and list SaaS applications with access records at either the application or member level, it makes it easy to visualize the status of shadow IT. Third, this service excels in scalability and the ability to adapt and improve. Support responses are prompt, and new features are released frequently. Most importantly, the service provides comprehensive support, including flexible proposals tailored to our business needs and the active incorporation of feedback. Since implementation, the aspect we are most satisfied with is, without a doubt, the thorough follow-up support.
・It's very user-friendly and requires almost no training to start using it effectively. ・It centralizes both SaaS accounts and device inventory in a single dashboard. ・Being able to provision and de-provision multiple SaaS accounts with just a few clicks is a game changer.
1. Integrated Management: The ability to link and manage three core data points: member profiles, utilized devices, and active applications. 2. Educational Support: Access to regular seminars and workshops on information management, enabling the development of strategies aligned with current global trends. 3. Operational Efficiency: A robust feature set designed to reduce manual workload, including alert configurations and automated workflow processing.
The first issue is that user-level approval can't be granted for unregistered apps. Since some applications grant access permissions based on departments or users, being able to approve access on a user-by-user basis rather than by applications would make it easier to distinguish between authorized and shadow IT. The second issue concerns app integration. Even for apps currently in use, integration capabilities vary deoending on the subscription plan, so while I recognize that technical challenges make this difficult to imolement, the system would become much easier to use if aoo integration were possible regardless of the subscription plan. The third point concerns the communication tools supported for inventory management. Since the communication tools our company management feature, we have been unable to fully implement it due to difficulties in gaining internal adoption. We believe that expanding the range of communication tools supported for inventory management would help revitalize the inventory management process.
・Limited flexibility in permission settings The current options for defining user roles are too broad and need more customization ・Need for more granular access control It would be better if we could set specific read-only permissions or restrict access by department ・Difficulty in delegating tasks The lack of detailed permissions makes it hard to delegate specific tasks to other team members without giving them too much authority
1. Feature Realignment: Occasional discrepancies exist between the intended use cases of new features and the practical realities of day-to-day information management. 2. Minor Functional Gaps: There are minor limitations in ledger management and filtering functions where specific data points may be inaccessible or insufficiently handled. I consider these issues non-critical, as they are systematically relayed to the development team through customer support feedback loops for ongoing optimization.