What Reclamp connects to on day one.
Reclamp connects to your directory, your spend sources, and the long-tail SaaS catalog — so the audit, the renegotiation, and the reclaim all start on day one. One scan a finance lead can read top to bottom, with a single /contact inbox for sources we have not reached yet.
SSO & identity
Spend sources
Vendor catalogs
SSO & identity providers
Your directory, wired in on day one.
Reclamp reconciles the seat ledger against the same identity your security team already governs. SCIM seat pull, assignment group delta, and a read-only tie-out ready on day one.
Okta
- SCIM seat reconciliation
Every seat pulled via SCIM into the seat ledger — no nightly CSV, no manual roster.
- Group delta on the same hour
Assignment group changes detected within the hour so the reclaim queue matches the directory.
- Tied to SSO at the edge
Identity-bound session — the agent sees the same identity your security team governance already covers.
Azure AD
- SCIM via Microsoft Entra ID
Entra ID group & membership changes flow through SCIM into the seat ledger and the reclaim queue.
- Conditional-access groups
Group tags — “paid-but-not-used”, “dormant 30 days” — populate on the same hour the directory changes.
- Tenant-scoped read
Read is scoped to a single tenant — no cross-tenant access, no shared-admin credential.
Google Workspace
- Admin SDK seat pull
Every Workspace seat — assigned and suspended — pulled through the Admin SDK on a daily cadence.
- 2-step usage delta
Usage diffs visible per seat within one business day of the audit window.
- Org-unit aware
Org-unit tags roll through to the reclaim view so finance sees the cost by team, not by sheet.
JumpCloud
- Read-only SCIM
Pull the directory + group memberships without provisioning write-back so smaller stacks do not need a parallel IdP.
In the queue
- Group membership delta on the same hour
- Tied to SSO at the edge
OneLogin
- SCIM seat sync
Enterprise tier rollover — pulled through the OneLogin API on the same cadence as the directory tier.
In the queue
- Same-day inactivity delta
Spend sources
Where the spend line item actually lives.
Posted AP, vendor master, GL-class seeded line items, and bank stream pulls — the spend sources that produce the close. The same line items finance posts, the agent reads.
Brex
- Cardholder + merchant pull
Brex transaction table pulled into the spend ledger — cardholder, merchant, GL code, posted amount, posted date.
- GL-coded line items
GL code on each row, so finance can map every line to cost-center without a spreadsheet step.
- Posted-date view
Posted-date view distinct from the transaction date — the same shape the GL seats roll up to.
Ramp
- Posted transaction stream
Ramp transaction pull — vendor category, posted amount, posted date, receipt status — direct into the spend ledger.
- Receipt-status flag
Receipt-on-file flags surface in the same view, so audit-readiness and reclaim-readiness stop being separate processes.
- GL mapping export
GL code round-trip — what Ramp recorded, what finance posted, where any drift sits.
NetSuite
- Posted AP + vendor master
AP lines + vendor master — pulled from NetSuite into the spend ledger on the same cadence as the GL close.
- GL-class seeded lines
Each line carries its GL class, so the reclaim queue is grouped the same way finance closes the books.
- Period-close aligned
Period-close cadence respected — pulls pause the same day finance closes the books, then resume after.
QuickBooks
- Posted expense pull
Posted expense lines + vendor list — pulled from QuickBooks into the spend ledger on a daily cadence.
- Optional GL class
GL class optional — when the system carries it, spend data is grouped the same way the books close.
- Multi-entity aware
Multi-entity pulls — one GL per entity, the same shape the books close to.
Plaid
- Bank stream pull
Bank transaction pull — amount, posted date, category — direct into the spend ledger.
- Category export
GL-relevant category export — what is vendor-subcategory-coded and what is not, on the same view.
- Period-close aligned
Period-close cadence aligned — no orphan rows on the day finance closes the books.
SaaS vendor catalogs
The long-tail corpus that fills in what one stack can't.
A wide-net vendor catalog — benchmark concessions on the long tail, sourced from the same public reports WealthBuilt cites at the table.
SaaS vendor catalogs
- Spendflo, CloudEagle, Zylo, Vendr
The same public corpus WealthBuilt cites at the table — comparable deals from the same vendor class at the moment of negotiation.
- Category-by-category concession map
Average concession per category — what buyers actually land on the same vendor.
- Long-tail SaaS coverage
Coverage for the long-tail categories a single-program spend tool misses — diagram suites, design suites, observability, identity.
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