1Password SaaS Manager

New

• Workday Procurement – Optional Contract Sync: When connecting the Workday Procurement integration, you can now choose to only sync Spend data, without enabling Contract sync. Previously, both data types were always included with no way to opt out. Organizations using a separate system for contract management can now disable contract sync at setup. Existing connections will continue to sync both Spend and Contracts by default.
• OpenAI Platform – Setup Guidance: The OpenAI Platform integration now includes inline setup documentation clarifying that an Organization Admin key is required (not a project or service-account key), along with the specific permissions needed for each enabled feature: Users, AI Consumption (closed beta), Account Activity, and Provisioning. This makes it easier to configure the integration correctly on the first try.
• Humaans – Personal Email Support: The Humaans integration now syncs personal email addresses for users in addition to work email, providing more complete people data for organizations using Humaans as their HRIS.
• Anthropic Claude Enterprise – Renamed and Updated: The “Claude AI” provider has been renamed to Anthropic Claude Enterprise for consistency with how enterprise AI integrations are named in SaaS Manager (for example, OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise). Descriptions for both the Anthropic Claude Enterprise and Claude Console providers have also been updated to accurately reflect setup requirements and help direct users to the correct provider for their use case.
• EPM – Audit Log Events: Policy, credential, and accessor events originating from 1Password EPM (Extended Access Management) are now recorded in the SaaS Manager audit log, providing a complete audit trail for EPM-managed credential activity.
• Cursor – Connection Details: The Cursor integration now includes updated inline documentation clarifying prerequisites for AI usage tracking (closed beta), noting that activity data covers a rolling 90-day window and refreshes approximately every four hours.
• (Closed beta) AI Consumption – Dashboard Tabs: The AI Consumption dashboard now features dedicated tabs for Overview and Budgets, making it easier to navigate between consumption data and budget management.
• (Closed beta) AI Consumption – Drill Down: Clicking on entities in the AI consumption chart or table now applies contextual filters and drills into related data automatically. For example, clicking a day in the chart filters the table to that date’s usage.
• (Closed beta) AI Consumption – Search in Consumption Table: A search bar has been added above the consumption table on the AI Consumption dashboard. Typing filters rows in real time by the primary identifier for the current view (account name, model, API key, and so on). Clearing the search restores the full table.
• (Closed beta) AI Consumption – Budget Date Quick Pickers: Setting a budget period is now easier with quick-pick date shortcuts, similar to the period picker on the consumption chart. This makes it faster to define and update budget date ranges without manually entering dates.

Fixed

• Google OIDC Connect – Sign-In: Fixed an issue that could prevent some users from signing in with Google OIDC Connect. The issue was introduced when subdomain support was added.
• EPM – Credential Policy State Consistency: Fixed several state inconsistency issues in the EPM managed-credentials policy lifecycle. This includes a 404 error that appeared after enforcing a credential for a single user, an inconsistent policy state immediately following reactivation, and a phantom app appearing in the discovered apps list after reactivation.
• HubSpot – User Profile Collisions: Fixed an issue where HubSpot users without a linked CRM owner record were all assigned the same internal identifier, causing multiple distinct users to be incorrectly merged into a single profile in SaaS Manager.
• HubSpot – Deprovisioning Step Description: Updated the HubSpot “Delete User” workflow step description to correctly reflect that any user can be deprovisioned, not only users with an associated HubSpot owner record.
• Tableau – 403 Forbidden Error: Fixed a 403 forbidden error that affected Tableau Server connections. The error was caused by a previous Tableau Cloud fix being incorrectly applied to all connection types.
• OpenAI Platform – Spend Data Parsing: Fixed a parsing error that prevented AI consumption spend values from being imported correctly for certain OpenAI Platform accounts.
• AI Consumption – Filter Access for Spend Role: Fixed a 403 error that prevented users with the Spend role from loading filters on the AI Consumption dashboard. Filters now load correctly for this role.
• AI Consumption – Budget Date Range Validation: Restored a clear validation message when a budget’s configured date range exceeds one year. Previously, this showed a generic error with no explanation.
• Multiple Provider Instances – Team Data Conflicts: Fixed an issue where connecting multiple instances of the same integration provider caused team and group data to conflict or alternate between instances unpredictably. SaaS Manager now maintains stable, separate team data for each connected instance, and the Settings > People > Teams sources list now shows an entry per instance rather than per provider.