Application inventory
Track SaaS applications, business owners, data sensitivity, and integrations in a single workspace.
Bring third-party SaaS assessments, evidence-backed findings, contextual risk scores, and remediation plans into one clear workflow.
Designed for lean security and GRC teams • Product in development
Illustrative findings only. Not live scan results.
Purpose-built for security teams that need defensible risk decisions without adding another spreadsheet-heavy process.
Track SaaS applications, business owners, data sensitivity, and integrations in a single workspace.
Organize security documents and link findings to their original supporting evidence.
Correlate public advisories with actual application context, without mistaking vendor-wide CVEs for confirmed SaaS flaws.
Prioritize findings using severity, exploit signals, exposure, sensitive data, and business criticality.
Turn reviewed findings into proposed actions, owners, deadlines, and verification steps.
Give analysts and executives a clear record of findings, decisions, and outstanding actions.
Capture vendor details, business importance, and data access.
Review uploaded security materials and relevant intelligence.
Separate confirmed findings from potential and unknown risks.
Approve recommended controls and track closure.
Vendraxis is being designed around traceable evidence, deterministic risk scoring, and human approval. That means no unexplained black-box severity ratings or unsupported claims that a vendor is vulnerable.
Illustrative early pricing for planning purposes. Final plans and availability will be confirmed at launch.
For smaller security teams.
For growing mid-market organizations.
For complex vendor portfolios.
*Illustrative monthly equivalent of proposed annual subscription pricing. No plans are available for self-service purchase yet.
No. The planned workflow uses public intelligence, provided evidence, and explicitly authorized integrations. It does not perform unauthorized testing of vendor systems.
Only when sufficient technical evidence supports applicability. A CVE associated with a vendor does not by itself establish that its hosted SaaS application is affected.
No. The product is designed to use deterministic scoring rules and human approval, with AI helping draft evidence summaries and remediation recommendations.
Not yet. Vendraxis is an MVP in development. You can request early access or discuss a design-partner pilot.
We're looking to speak with security and GRC leaders who manage third-party application risk. Tell us about your workflow and we'll discuss pilot opportunities.
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