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VendorGate

A multi-tenant OAuth application and AI-agent access monitor for SMBs and service providers that inventories grants, explains effective scopes, flags stale or risky access, and guides authorized revocation with evidence.

Genesis score7.46/10
Make VendorGate real.0/500
500 more votes and VendorGate is authorized for build.
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The opportunity
3Core SaaS surfaces
LiveFree risk catalog
1Enterprise category validator
The case

A live community OAuth catalog and an enterprise identity-remediation vendor validate the risk category and its data spine. Smaller organizations still need a practical view across their collaboration suites, while agencies need the same workflow across clients without collapsing tenant boundaries. VendorGate should be an evidence-backed decision system: collect grants through documented administrator interfaces, preserve observation time and source, explain why a grant needs review, and make revocation a deliberate, recoverable administrative action.

Who pays — and why

The owner, IT administrator, security lead, or managed service provider responsible for third-party application access across one or more small organizations.

What it unlocks
A normalized inventory of applications, service principals, agents, users, grants, scopes, publishers, consent type, activity, and observation provenance
Explainable review queues for broad privilege, unknown publisher, dormant access, abandoned owners, new consent, and catalog risk signals
Client-isolated reports and approval-based remediation that record who reviewed, revoked, excepted, or restored access
How Genesis scored it
7.46across seven criteria
tension 6temporal 8blindspot 7buyer 8leverage 8convergence 5why-not 8
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Temporal window

A recent funding event and catalog launch make the category current.

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Buyer persona

Small-company administrators and service providers own a recurring access-review job.

5
Convergence

The input has multiple ecosystem links but limited independent signals.

Why it scored well

A free catalog, live enterprise validation, documented administrator surfaces, and a specific SMB and agency buyer support the wedge.

What's holding it back

Provider permissions vary, activity can be incomplete, revocation can disrupt work, and enterprise or suite-native tools may move downmarket.

Signals detected5 sources crossed
Signalohauth.ai research carried in Genesis

SignalOffroad research carried in Genesis

Signalprovider documentation research carried in Genesis

Signalcompetitor comparison carried in Genesis

SignalGenesis research limitation

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