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Updated 24th June 2026
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Software Developer
50M - 250M USD, IT ServicesFAVORABLE
“Powerful provisioning and mapping tools once you get past the initial setup”
IT Associate
3B - 10B USD, Services (non-Government)CRITICAL
“Decent for enterprise”
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Company Description
One Identity helps organizations strengthen cybersecurity, boost efficiency and control costs through the One Identity Fabric, a holistic approach to identity and access management (IAM). By unifying IAM tools, including identity governance and administration (IGA), access management (AM), privileged access management (PAM), and Active Directory management (AD Mgmt), it ensures optimal functionality and efficiency. This cohesive structure reduces identity sprawl and extends governance to the farthest endpoints of your IAM ecosystem. Proven and trusted on a global scale, One Identity manages more than 500 million identities for more than 11,000 organizations worldwide.
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Year Founded
2016
Head office location
Aliso Viejo, United States
Number of employees
501 - 1000
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- Software Developer50M-1B USDIT ServicesReview Source
Powerful provisioning and mapping tools once you get past the initial setup
We've been using OneLogin for about 18 months to handle our identity access and SSO across a mix of legacy on-prem systems and newer SaaS tools. From a stability standpoint, it's been incredibly solid: we rarely see downtime, and the core authentication flows just work. SmartFactor Authentication has been a big win for us; it's helped us tighten up security without our end-users constantly complaining about MFA fatigue, as it only prompts them when the risk profile changes. On the flip side, the administrative interface can feel a bit fragmented. Since the most recent update, some of the deeper configuration settings are buried under more menus than they used to be, which makes quick troubleshooting a bit more tedious. Also, while the app catalog is huge, setting up custom SAML connectors for some of our more niche internal apps required more manual back-and-forth than I expected. It's a very capable platform for securing a diverse workforce, provided you have the time to get the initial provisioning rules exactly right.
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