Blissfully is a complete SaaS management platform. It aims to give companies the visibility and tools needed to manage vendors, simplify IT operations, maintain compliance, and optimize spending.
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Substly
Score 9.1 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
Substly helps small and medium-sized companies reduce SaaS sprawl by providing an accessible overview and simplifying the processes around SaaS management. The product provides insights into SaaS usage and helps identify user frustrations. It also helps optimize SaaS spending by providing alerts before renewals and eliminating spending on unused accounts. Additionally, it helps avoid unauthorized access to company data by improving employee off-boarding,…
We initially investigated other alternatives, but found that Blissfully was well suited for our needs. It had a good amount of pre-built functionality which was built based off of Blissfully's expertise; but also the ability to customize where we needed. Additionally, other …
If companies are looking for ways to manage their on-boarding and off-boarding processes you won't find a better tool than Blissfully. Blissfully also does a nice job of surfacing SAAS software that your staff is using. It is a great tool to use to help keep your SAAS accounts accurate.
For small and mid-sized corporations that wants a better overview without too much hassle in setting up a complex system, Substly is great! Also Substly has made budgeting easier for us and helped us improve our offboarding processes. If you are looking for a SaaS management tool with integrations to every vendor on earth, there might be other solutions that would fit your scope better.
We initially investigated other alternatives, but found that Blissfully was well suited for our needs. It had a good amount of pre-built functionality which was built based off of Blissfully's expertise; but also the ability to customize where we needed. Additionally, other solutions try to do A LOT more, which makes it much more cumbersome to move over to because you're changing multiple systems as opposed to augmenting specific processes.