3 months of changes at Ploy
Hey there π
As the Olympics wind down, it's time for us to share what we've been up to over the last 3 months at Ploy. There's a lot of exciting new features and improvements that we've made to the platform that we think you're going to be really excited about π
The crowning feature of the last 3 months is definitely the completely re-vamped employee access catalog. You may notice that it's now called an access catalog vs the previous app catalog. This is because the new access catalog let's you create a catalog containing any resource you want, not just applications. This means groups, channels, Github repos, folders, databases, distribution lists, licences, Salesforces roles - basically anything you can think of.
It's also jam packed with a lot of features including:
We've also completely redone our start page to give you a quick snapshot of what's happening in your Ploy environment. Watch this space as there is a lot more insights and visibility coming to Ploy over the next few months π
You can now create playbooks - which are essentially repeatable processes for performing a specific task or action, and run these against any app or resource in Ploy.
This is great for executing non-scheduled processes such as:
Admittedly, this has been a long overdue feature but you can now filter exactly who will receive a survey. Prior to this change, all accounts or the owner would the only option for recipients of a survey, but now you can filter by any employee field allowing you to send out surveys to only contractors, internal, external or employees in specific departments.
You're now able to also export all the apps we've found in Ploy directly to a CSV. This will also respect the currently applied filters, meaning you can do things like send finance an export of all apps approaching renewal, or send HR a list of apps an upcoming leaver is the owner of.
With the addition of the new employee portal, employees are now able to view a list of all the apps they have access to, as well as being able indicate whether or not they still need access.
For larger companies, this is a fantastic way to quickly gather information about whether or not licenses or even entire applications are still needed when it comes to cost savings across your SaaS stack.
As always there's also been a whole heap of other new functionality added to the platform π:
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