Tell us the job.
Use the approved tool.
Your company owns a hundred applications. Employees still ask Slack, open a ticket, or paste customer data into a random AI site. JustUse answers the question they’re actually asking.
How it works
Jobs in. Approved answers out. Gaps surfaced.
SaaS-management tools answer “what do we own?” Launchers answer “what can I open?” JustUse answers the question in between — the one that generates tickets, duplicate subscriptions, and shadow IT.
Employees ask in plain language
- Natural-language search, or browse by capability
- Deep link to the exact feature — not the app homepage
- Company playbook: templates, 3-step guides, restrictions
- One-click access request when they lack a license
IT curates once
- Import your application list (CSV is enough)
- Mark tools approved, preferred, restricted, prohibited
- Map data-handling rules per tool and per use
- Slack slash command answers where people already ask
The gaps become strategy
- Most-searched jobs — and jobs with no approved answer
- Duplicate capabilities → consolidation candidates
- Failed-search dashboard: unmet demand, before shadow IT
The 2026 trigger
Employees are already using AI. Give them an approved path.
Another policy PDF won’t stop anyone at 4:55pm with a deadline. A catalog that answers “use this, with these rules, for this data” will.
Per-tool, per-task data rules
Every AI capability carries its boundary — visible at the moment of use, not buried in a governance wiki.
Approved prompts & alternatives
Approved prompt templates for common jobs, the enterprise account to use, and the approved non-AI alternative when the data can’t leave. Policy connected to the task — that’s what changes behavior.
Start here
Stand up your capability map in minutes
Import a CSV of approved apps, or start from the starter pack. Employees get a search URL; IT gets a secret manage dashboard with failed searches and access requests.
Fit
Built for the 100–1,000 employee reality
Right-sized
50+ SaaS tools, a small IT/Ops team, Slack, and no appetite for a heavyweight enterprise-search rollout.
Guidance, not surveillance
No browser monitoring, no employee tracking. JustUse routes people to approved paths — it doesn’t watch them work.
Measured by tickets that never happen
Target: 40%+ of “which tool?” searches resolve without a new IT ticket, and unmet capabilities surface before someone buys a duplicate.