Corma Earns Second Gartner SaaS Management Listing

Corma has been included in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for SaaS Management Platforms for the second consecutive year. The Paris-based software license, identity and access governance platform was also recognized in the 2025 report. Corma says its platform gives IT teams centralized visibility of software and AI agents, while automating access workflows and reviews. Gartner noted 70 Corma releases during the analysis period, alongside its agent-based architecture.

Managing SaaS And AI Sprawl

Corma is built for companies managing a larger and less visible software environment as employees adopt more SaaS applications and build agents across the business. Its tools centralize information on software and agents, automate joiner-mover-leaver workflows and access reviews, identify underused licenses, and help teams address software waste.

“There was a time when IT teams could clean up the SaaS stack relatively easily and periodically on their own, but that world is gone. Today, as the next gen of software has created a fantastic playing field, every employee is bound to become an orchestrator. Tomorrow, my bet is that no one will see a company where an employee has not connected with an MCP, AI skills or APIs to streamline their work. That potential is powerful but at scale it creates an IT governance black hole: sprawling spend, unknown duplicates and adoption patterns, and risk quietly building up. Corma exists to make sure all of that is visible and make sure IT teams remain proactive for this new era, to keep serving their companies best interests.”

Platform Features And Users

Corma’s platform is designed for companies that need enterprise-grade software governance without enterprise complexity. Its specialized agents collect information including license renewal terms, authorized users, and usage metrics, giving IT, finance, procurement, and security teams a single place to make software decisions.

The Gartner report also described Corma’s AI agents, which navigate software administration consoles to collect data insights, and provisioning agents that automate access changes.

Funding Supports Product Expansion

The recognition follows Corma’s December 2025 announcement of a $4.2 million Seed round. XTX Ventures led the round, with participation from Tuesday Capital, Kima Ventures, 50 Partners, and Olympe Capital.

Corma said the funding will support product development, AI buildout, and commercial expansion. Founded in Paris in 2023, the company serves organizations of all sizes seeking tools to manage software access, costs, provisioning, and governance.