miniOrange Identity and Access Management
8.1#4 in identity and access management softwareFrom $2 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Zoho Directory
6.7#16 in single sign-on softwareFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
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| Fact | miniOrange Identity and Access Management | Zoho Directory |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication | The product offers MFA, phishing-resistant authentication, passwordless methods, and adaptive access controls. | It offers single sign-on, device authentication, and multi-factor authentication. |
| Integrations | miniOrange advertises more than 6,000 pre-built integrations for SaaS, in-house and on-premise applications. | The product homepage describes a growing library of more than 350 pre-built integrations and names Dropbox, Evernote, GitHub, Slack, Zendesk, Tableau, SurveyMonkey, and Trello. |
| Purpose | The IAM platform manages workforce, customer, partner, and AI agent identities and access to applications and resources. | Zoho Directory is a workforce identity and access management platform for managing employee access to apps and devices. |
| Support | AWS Marketplace lists 24/7 technical support by email and phone for troubleshooting, configuration and deployment. | The pricing page says all plans include onboarding support, 24×5 support, and assistance for integrations. |
miniOrange Identity and Access Management plans
- Free (CIAM)Free
- Free (Customer IAM)Free
- Essential (Employee IAM)$2 a month
- Essential$2 a month
- Premium (Employee IAM)$3 a month
- Premium$3 a month
Zoho Directory plans
- FreeFree
- Professional—
- Standard—
Pick miniOrange Identity and Access Management if…
miniOrange suits organizations that need identity and access management for employees, customers, partners, or AI agents. Its cloud and on-premise deployment options address organizations with different hosting requirements.
Pick Zoho Directory if…
It suits IT administrators managing workforce identities, app access and secure logins, as well as employees and managers who need access to connected applications. The free plan is most relevant to groups that can work within its user and third-party app limits.