Torii

Torii is a SaaS management platform company headquartered in New York, with R&D operations in Tel Aviv. The company was co-founded by Uri Haramati and Tal Bereznitskey. Torii operates as a private company; detailed public information on funding rounds, headcount, or valuation is limited.

Torii's primary product is a SaaS discovery and management platform aimed at IT and finance teams inside mid-market and enterprise organizations. The core problem it addresses is shadow IT: employees and departments adopting software tools without centralized oversight, leading to uncontrolled spend, security exposure, and license waste. Torii connects to a company's existing systems — identity providers, SSO layers, financial data — to automatically surface all SaaS applications in use, including those purchased outside of formal procurement. Buyers are typically IT operations, IT finance, or procurement leaders.

Torii's platform centers on automated SaaS discovery, usage analytics, and workflow automation for IT tasks such as user onboarding and offboarding across applications. It competes in the category broadly known as SaaS Management Platforms (SMP). The product integrates with identity providers such as Okta and Google Workspace, as well as with HR systems and finance tools, to build a live inventory of software in use across an organization.

Torii operates in a defined market segment alongside named competitors including Zylo, BetterCloud, and Zluri. The SaaS management category has tailwinds from corporate cost-cutting pressure and growing IT governance requirements, both of which increase demand for visibility into software spend.