Scalefusion OneIdP vs Microsoft Entra ID

Scalefusion OneIdP is a cloud identity and access management suite from Scalefusion, a product of ProMobi Technologies in Pune, India, introduced in December 2023. It combines a directory, device or endpoint authentication, multi-factor authentication, SAML and OIDC single sign-on, conditional access policies and just-in-time admin elevation, all administered from the Scalefusion dashboard. Users can be imported from Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra, Okta, PingOne or on-premises Active Directory, or held in an inbuilt directory on a free oneidp.com subdomain. It is delivered as SaaS and is sold as a separate subscription from Scalefusion UEM plans, with a 14-day free trial and no setup fee according to the vendor pricing FAQ.

Pros

• Vendor states access decisions can use device management state and UEM compliance signals from Scalefusion own endpoint products, keeping identity and device checks in one console
• Works alongside existing identity providers, with documented integration for Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra, Okta, PingOne and on-premises AD, as well as supplying its own directory for organisations without one
• Covers desktop login and privileged access as well as app SSO: just-in-time admin elevation and LAPS run on Windows and macOS, per the official pricing feature list
• Scalefusion compliance page states ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification and SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, with a downloadable ISO certificate and stated HIPAA business associate and GDPR positions

Things to check

Pricing:

Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) is Microsoft's cloud identity platform and the backbone of authentication for Microsoft 365, Azure, and Windows. Because it ships with nearly every M365 or Microsoft 365 Business plan, it's the default identity provider for a huge share of the market. Entra ID includes Conditional Access for risk-based policies, Privileged Identity Management, and deep integration with Windows device trust.

Pros

• Included free or near-free with most Microsoft 365 plans
• Deep integration across the Microsoft ecosystem
• Strong conditional access and identity protection
• Massive deployment base and long-term stability

Things to check

• Less polished for non-Microsoft SaaS integrations
• Licensing complexity (P1 vs P2, add-ons, bundled skus)
• Admin UI is fragmented across multiple Azure portals
• Ties you deeper into the Microsoft ecosystem

Pricing: Free tier with M365; P1 $6/user/mo; P2 $9/user/mo