How quickly do new apps appear in the inventory?

Push uses a browser extension to discover apps your employees log in to, as well as an API integration with your IdP to provide full visibility of the accounts, apps, and OAuth integrations in your environment.

Here’s how quickly you can expect to discover apps using these methods.

After enrolling employee browsers using the Push browser extension, you’ll see the following data types as soon as Push observes the login or signup:

• Username / password logins for apps.

• Login method for apps (OIDC, SAML, Okta SWA, password, etc.) and the associated identity provider.

• Whether an account is shared among employees.

• Whether a password is weak, reused, or leaked; uses words restricted by an administrator; or is manually typed (and unlikely to be using a password manager).

• The user's browser version and when the extension last checked in for that employee.

For apps where Push supports MFA detection, you’ll see MFA data as soon as an enrolled employee visits the app.

After completing an API integration with your identity provider, you’ll immediately see:

• Third-party OAuth integrations.

• Social logins to apps.

• Suspicious mail forwarding rules.

• MFA registration data for your primary work platform(s).

• If using Okta, a list of your known Okta SSO apps and the accounts associated with them.

After the initial integration, Push checks once an hour to update this data in the Push admin console.

If you are not seeing an app that you expected, verify that it’s supported by Push. Apps that Push does not yet recognize as work apps will appear in the "Other apps" section of the admin console. You can request support for an app to appear in your main inventory.

If you need any help troubleshooting why an app isn’t showing up, please contact us.