SaaS License Management Software
CoreView: features, pricing and who it fits
CoreView governs and secures Microsoft 365 and helps reclaim Microsoft licenses, with delegated admin and drift control. SaaS coverage stops at the Microsoft estate. Reviewers rate the admin console and support highly, and pricing is quote-only.
Who CoreView is for
Best for
- IT teams running Microsoft 365 and Entra at scale that need delegated admin and config drift control
- Managed service providers and enterprises reclaiming Microsoft licenses
Look elsewhere if
- Companies that need to discover and manage non-Microsoft SaaS apps
- Small teams wanting published prices and a fast setup
Fit by company size
| Category | 1-10 people | 11-50 people | 51-500 people | 500+ people |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SaaS License Management Software | Poor fit | Poor fit | No data | Strong fit |
Strong fitWorkablePoor fitNo data from the vendor
CoreView features
- Pricing model
- Quote only
- IdP integrations
- Microsoft 365 focus
CoreView pricing
| Plan | Price | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| CoreView Essentials | Contact us | Entry plan listed on G2, no public price |
G2 lists time to implement about 3 months.
Prices as published by CoreView on the date above. Quotes for larger teams often differ, which is what a request on SaaSBid surfaces.
Pros and cons
What users like
- Easy to use admin console
- Strong reporting
- Helps manage licenses and automate admin tasks
- Support rated highly
Common complaints
- Interface can feel slow at times, especially around updates
Integrations, security and hosting
- Security and compliance
- ISO 27001, ISO 27018, SOC (AICPA), IRAP, GovRAMP Premier Member (membership, not certification)
Worth knowing before you buy
- It is a Microsoft 365 tenant management tool, not a general SaaS management platform; it will not inventory Slack, Salesforce or similar apps
- G2 lists about 3 months to implement
- Predecessor name was 4ward365
- Sells configuration rollback (golden image) which SaaS spend tools do not offer
