They had a few interesting audit capabilities and their console for visualizing permissions looked pretty neat.

Part of the appeal was that we could provide their reports and assessments to security teams at our clients and allow them to check boxes in their ever changing internal audits without too much effort on our side.

I really feel like I dodged a bullet here. I was intrigued by their product and sat through a sales presentation with a couple of folks from my team. The product itself required some privileges that we weren't comfortable giving to unknown third parties know and we didn't go further with them. If we'd moved forward with them then I'd now be forced to trust Google with access to things I actually care about.

I shudder at the thought.