OAuth audit for AI agents and SaaS · coming 2026
You have more AI tools connected to your Gmail than you think.
And your auditor is about to ask. AuthScope inventories every app, AI assistant, and agent connected to your Google Workspace — what it can access, who authorised it, and whether it should still be there. Microsoft 365 coming in v1.0.
The problem
Questions most companies cannot answer about their own tenant
Employees authorise Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, Fireflies, Otter, Zapier, and custom MCP servers against corporate Google accounts — no review, no inventory, no off-boarding. The grants pile up. Then the auditor asks.
Example · what one meeting-notes agent holds on your tenant
admin.directory.user.readonlyadmin.reports.audit.readonlyHigh · 147 users · last reviewed: never
How it works
Authorise once. See everything. Clean it up.
Read-only, in minutes
Authorise Google Workspace with read-only admin scopes. First inventory in under ten minutes — nothing to install.
admin.directory.user.readonlyEvery grant, classified and scored
Each app is identified, tagged (AI agent? MCP? meeting-notes?), and risk-scored with a breakdown you can explain to your board.
Clean up and prove it
Remove risky grants in one step, bulk-clean ex-employee access, and export auditor-ready evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
→ evidence.csv · evidence.pdfWhy AuthScope
Built for teams that have outgrown spreadsheets but are not ready for enterprise SSPM
The only OAuth audit tool that treats AI assistants, agents, and MCP servers as a first-class risk category — not an afterthought.
Simple flat pricing on the site, no per-seat math and no per-app surcharges. Priced for the mid-market, not the Fortune 1000.
Every risk score shows its math. No black-box AI verdicts — the kind of transparency security teams actually trust.
Early access · 2026
See every scope.
We are building AuthScope now. Join the early-access list and we will reach out when it opens — early users help shape the product and get founder pricing.