Lojycal vs. Zluri

SaaS Access vs. Operational Graph

Zluri manages SaaS access, provisioning and reviews. A Workplace Operations Graph places access alongside contracts, spend, endpoints, procurement and compliance — one record for every operational decision.

Zluri

Zluri manages SaaS access.

Lojycal

Lojycal treats access as one node in the graph.

Zluri

What it covers

  • SaaS access
  • Provisioning
  • Access reviews
  • Workflows

Lojycal — Workplace Operations Graph

What the operational graph covers

  • Identity
  • Access
  • Applications
  • Contracts
  • Procurement
  • Financials
  • Compliance
  • Endpoints

Zluri concentrates on the access layer — provisioning users into SaaS apps, running periodic reviews, and enforcing role-based rules.

Access, on its own, is only part of the operational answer. Which contract seat is being consumed, which cost centre is charged, which control is proven by that review, which endpoint holds the token — those are separate systems in a Zluri-only world.

Lojycal keeps access rich but connects it: the same review that certifies user X on app Y carries the contract, the seat count, the spend line and the compliance framework it satisfies. One record. One audit trail.

See the operational graph live.

30-minute demo. Your own operational graph — employees, contracts, vendors, compliance — connected in front of you.