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OneLogin

SaaS

Cloud single sign-on and multi-factor authentication platform for workforce identity, from One Identity.

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About OneLogin

OneLogin is a commercial cloud identity service that gives employees a single sign-on portal to their business applications. It combines single sign-on with multi-factor authentication and user provisioning, and it is now offered by One Identity.

OneLogin is a proprietary, vendor-hosted service with no self-hosted edition. Detailed features, supported applications and plans are described by the vendor on its own site, and it suits IT teams that need to manage access to many SaaS applications from one console.

Key features

  • Cloud single sign-on portal
  • Multi-factor authentication support
  • User provisioning to applications
  • Workforce identity management

Good fit for

  • →Single sign-on for employees
  • →Managing access to many SaaS tools
Tags
sso
mfa
workforce-identity
iam
provisioning
one-identity
identity

OneLogin: questions and answers

What is OneLogin used for?
OneLogin is a cloud single sign-on and multi-factor authentication platform for workforce identity, from One Identity. It is a good fit for single sign-on for employees and managing access to many SaaS tools.
How much does OneLogin cost?
OneLogin is a paid product with no free plan.
Is OneLogin open source?
No. OneLogin is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to OneLogin include Keycloak, Authelia and Casdoor.
What are some alternatives to OneLogin?
OneLogin competes with JumpCloud, Ping Identity and Microsoft Entra ID. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source OneLogin alternatives.

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