OneLogin
Unclaimed verified 8 oct 2026Access without friction. Security without compromise.
TL;DR
OneLogin is a cloud identity and access management platform for organizations that need workforce SSO, MFA, user provisioning, directory integration, and centralized application access. It is best suited to mid-market and enterprise teams seeking broad identity integrations with a relatively straightforward user experience; its main differentiator is practical coverage across SSO, authentication, provisioning, and custom connectors.
What Users Actually Pay
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Our Take
OneLogin occupies a practical middle position in the IAM market, competing with larger platforms such as Okta while emphasizing ease of deployment, application access, and centralized identity administration. Reviewers commonly value its SSO portal, MFA capabilities, directory integrations, and ability to reduce password-related help-desk work.
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Pros
- + Strong SSO and application-consolidation capabilities, with reviewers praising centralized access to business applications.
- + Straightforward end-user experience and relatively easy deployment for common workforce IAM scenarios.
- + Broad integration support, including SAML, OIDC, SCIM, REST APIs, directory connectors, and custom connectors.
- + Competitive perceived value compared with some larger IAM competitors.
- + Useful MFA, provisioning, and centralized access-control features.
Cons
- - Some reviewers report outages, authentication disruptions, or connection issues.
- - Support responsiveness and incident communication are inconsistent in some customer accounts.
- - Mobile and browser experiences receive criticism for bugs, repeated logins, or usability issues.
- - Some advanced IAM and governance capabilities may be less mature or slower to arrive than at larger competitors.
- - Application coverage and provisioning behavior can vary by connector and application type.
Agent Readiness
61/100OneLogin is moderately strong for autonomous identity-administration agents. Its REST APIs, OAuth 2.0 authentication, SCIM support, application catalog, event webhooks, and Smart Hooks support onboarding, offboarding, role assignment, MFA administration, provisioning, and identity-event workflows. The main limitations are a fragmented mix of API generations, some portal-only configuration such as webhook setup, incomplete support for certain application provisioning settings, no clearly identified official GraphQL API, and no clearly identified native Make or n8n integration. It is a good fit for controlled enterprise IAM automation, but agents should use a developer or test environment first and account for authentication availability and connector-specific behavior.
Last checked Sep 26, 2026
MCP Integrations
1 serverNeeds a self-provisionable API key
MCP server for OneLogin API - manage users, apps, roles, and authentication
Last checked Sep 13, 2026
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Compliance & Security
Security certifications, compliance features, and access control capabilities.
SOC 2 Type I or Type II certification.
ISO 27001 information security certification.
Built-in tools for GDPR compliance (data export, deletion, consent).
Complete audit log of all data changes.
Granular permissions based on user roles.
Single Sign-On integration support.
Developer Experience
Tools and abstractions easing agent development and iteration.
No-code/low-code UI for designing agent workflows.
OpenAI API-compatible endpoints or SDKs.
Available as open-source with community contributions.
Programming languages with official SDK support.
Ready-to-use, customizable UI elements for auth flows.
Self-service admin dashboard for customers to manage users/orgs.
Supported frontend frameworks with dedicated guides/components.
Authentication Methods
Core authentication flows and options supported by the platform.
Supports passwordless authentication via magic links, passkeys, or biometrics.
Supported third-party social login providers.
Supported multi-factor authentication methods.
Built-in protection against bots and automated attacks during auth.
Enterprise Integrations
Protocols and tools for integrating with enterprise identity systems.
Supports SCIM for automated user provisioning and deprovisioning.
Supports syncing users/groups from directories like HRIS or IdPs.
Compatible identity providers for federation.
Just-In-Time user provisioning from SAML/OIDC assertions.
Pricing & Free Tier
Free tier limits and overall pricing structure.
Maximum Monthly Active Users allowed on the free tier.
Key usage metrics that incur costs.
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