Scalefusion OneIdP vs OneLogin

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:

OneLogin is a cloud IAM platform focused on the mid-market, now part of One Identity (Quest Software). It offers SSO, MFA, user provisioning, and unified directory services, typically at a lower price point than Okta. OneLogin's SmartFactor Authentication uses machine learning to score risk at every login, and the platform has a solid integration catalog through its App Catalog.

Pros

• More affordable than Okta at equivalent feature tiers
• Good ML-based risk scoring for adaptive MFA
• Solid SCIM provisioning for common SaaS apps
• Mid-market focus means approachable onboarding

Things to check

• Smaller integration catalog than Okta
• Product roadmap uncertain since One Identity acquisition
• Admin UI feels less modern compared to newer competitors
• Customer support has received mixed reviews

Pricing: No free tier; Workforce Identity from $3/user/mo (Basic), Essentials $6, Business $10; Enterprise contact sales