SAAS FEEDS

Allow SaaS without opening the whole internet

Maintained IP lists per cloud service.

HOW IT WORKS
01
Pick the services you need

Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, Google, Zoom, Okta and more — subscribe per service or as a bundle.

02
Pull a clean feed

TXT, CSV, JSON or appliance-friendly styles — formats your firewall and automation already understand.

03
Enforce precise policy

Allow the destinations people need without a permanent hole for the rest of the public cloud.

04
Stay current automatically

Vendor ranges change often. We track published prefixes so your allow-lists do not go stale.

WHAT YOU GET
Per-service IP lists

Maintained ranges for Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, Google Workspace and other common SaaS platforms.

Firewall-ready formats

Plain text, CSV, JSON and platform-specific feed styles for EDLs and automation pipelines.

Cleaner allow policies

Replace vague wildcards with destinations that match how your users actually work.

COVERED SERVICES

Examples of lists we maintain — more on request.

Microsoft 365 Azure Defender Intune AWS Google Cloud Google Workspace Zoom Okta GitHub Salesforce Zscaler
FEED PREVIEW

Illustrative plain-text fragment (not a live production feed):

m365-allow.txt 
# jarnis saas allow — example (RFC 5737 documentation ranges)
# service: microsoft-365  format: plain_text
# Not a live production feed — synthetic ranges only
203.0.113.10
203.0.113.11
198.51.100.40/29
192.0.2.80/28
# …
BENEFITS AT A GLANCE
No more stale static IP dumps
Works with common firewalls and SWGs
Per-service granularity instead of wildcards
Low effort to keep policies current
Engineered in Austria