1Password SaaS Manager (formerly Trelica) review
A SaaS inventory and license governance platform for subscription-heavy organizations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
1Password SaaS Manager, formerly Trelica, gives IT and security teams a centralized view of company SaaS applications. It discovers applications from identity providers, finance and HR systems, SaaS applications, and a browser extension, then records users, access, spend, licenses and usage. The product is aimed at small, mid-market and enterprise organizations managing subscriptions, including applications that may sit outside formal procurement processes.
Its ecosystem is a central strength. SaaS Manager connects with identity providers, finance systems, HR systems and SaaS applications, with 400 integrations listed across the platform. Teams can review access and revoke it through integrations, while the documented API provides programmatic access to SaaS Manager data. Web access, API availability and a Chrome extension support discovery and administration across common SaaS-management workflows. This breadth suits organizations that need to connect inventory and governance processes across several business systems rather than maintain a standalone catalog.
The product combines operational controls with spend optimization. Teams can record contract details, monitor renewals, identify unused or underused licenses, set license-availability threshold alerts, and automate onboarding, offboarding, provisioning and deprovisioning. Pricing is quote-based through sales, so buyers should plan for an evaluation process rather than a self-serve subscription decision. Deployment is cloud-based, and support channels are email and documentation; organizations requiring on-premises deployment or 24/7 support should assess alternatives. SaaS-heavy teams that need discovery, access governance, renewal oversight and reclamation in one system should shortlist SaaS Manager, while smaller teams seeking a lightweight standalone tracker may find its connected workflow scope broader than necessary.
1Password SaaS Manager (formerly Trelica) pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Discovers SaaS across identity, finance, HR and browser sources
- Tracks spend, usage, licenses, access, contracts and renewals
- Automates provisioning, deprovisioning and license reclamation
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing is quote-based and requires contacting sales
- Cloud deployment only, with web, API and Chrome extension access
- Support is limited to email and documentation, without 24/7 coverage
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