Torii
What it covers
- SaaS discovery
- Shadow IT surfacing
- Usage signals
- Workflows
Lojycal vs. Torii
SaaS Discovery vs. Operational Graph
Torii discovers the SaaS estate. A Workplace Operations Graph governs the record every discovered app belongs to — contract, vendor, spend, compliance, ownership.
Torii
Torii discovers SaaS.
Lojycal
Lojycal governs the record around it.
Lojycal — Workplace Operations Graph
What the operational graph covers
- Applications
- Contracts
- Vendors
- Procurement
- Financials
- Compliance
- Ownership
- Assets
Torii is a purpose-built SaaS-discovery layer. It answers 'what SaaS do we actually run?' — a genuinely useful first question.
The second question — which contract, which owner, which renewal, which control, which spend — sits outside the discovery record. In most Torii deployments, that data is stitched together in spreadsheets and finance exports after the fact.
Lojycal starts from the operational record the discovered app belongs to. Discovery becomes one input alongside contract, vendor, invoice, benchmark and compliance — connected as one graph, not correlated by hand each quarter.
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See the operational graph live.
30-minute demo. Your own operational graph — employees, contracts, vendors, compliance — connected in front of you.