Identity Manager

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About Identity Manager

Identity Manager by One Identity is a comprehensive identity governance and administration (IGA) solution designed to help organizations manage user identities, access rights, and compliance requirements across complex IT environments.

Identity Manager Details

Vendor

One Identity

Year Launched

N,A

Location

4 Polaris Way , Aliso Viejo, CA 92656, US

Deployment

Training Options

demo, account manager, community

Countries Served

All Countries

Languages

English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese.

Users

Administrator, IT Manager, Security Analyst, Help Desk Operator, Auditor

Industries Served

Healthcare, Education, Finance, Retail.

Identity Manager's In-App Market Place

Does Identity Manager have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

Mini Apps

N.A

Pricing Options

Free trial

Free version

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Accepted Payment Currencies

USD ($), EUR (€), GBP (£), AUD (A$), CAD (C$), JPY (¥), CNY (¥), INR (₹)

Pros & Cons

It’s much more budget-friendly than competitors like SailPoint, giving you solid governance without the massive price tag.
The customization options are top-tier, allowing you to tweak the system to fit your specific business workflows. Business managers can handle their own team's access requests, which takes a huge load off the IT department. Having local support and strong development resources makes the implementation process feel much less lonely and stressful. The AI-powered reporting lets you ask questions in plain English, saving you from digging through messy spreadsheets for hours. Cons The initial setup and development can be pretty daunting because the backend logic is quite complex to master. It often requires a dedicated specialist or consultant to keep things running smoothly as your organization scales up. While the "shopping cart" for users is nice, the administrative side of the interface can feel a bit overwhelming. If you aren't already using the One Identity ecosystem, some of the best features require extra integration work. The sheer amount of features means your team will face a steep learning curve before feeling truly comfortable.
Having local support and strong development resources makes the implementation process feel much less lonely and stressful.
The AI-powered reporting lets you ask questions in plain English, saving you from digging through messy spreadsheets for hours.
The customization options are top-tier, allowing you to tweak the system to fit your specific business workflows.
Business managers can handle their own team's access requests, which takes a huge load off the IT department.

The initial setup and development can be pretty daunting because the backend logic is quite complex to master.
It often requires a dedicated specialist or consultant to keep things running smoothly as your organization scales up.
While the "shopping cart" for users is nice, the administrative side of the interface can feel a bit overwhelming.
If you aren't already using the One Identity ecosystem, some of the best features require extra integration work.
The sheer amount of features means your team will face a steep learning curve before feeling truly comfortable.