Okta Workforce Identity Reviews

The most valuable features of Okta Workforce Identity are MFA, and SSO, which have high security.

Okta Workforce Identity can improve by having more features in governance.

I have been using Okta Workforce Identity for approximately one and a half years.

Okta Workforce Identity is stable.

Okta Workforce Identity was easy to install, it is user-friendly when it comes to implementation.

The price of Okta Workforce Identity is reasonable.

I rate Okta Workforce Identity a ten out of ten.

The primary use case is for identity and access management. The single sign-on and access control can be done as a part of Okta. You have APIs to work within Okta and user provisioning.

It's easy to use and straightforward. 

It's my personal opinion, but it was a classic UI and now the UI is different. I was used to the old UI and when I moved from the old to new, I found it a bit difficult.

I have more than a few years experience of working on Okta.

It is stable.

The technical support for Okta is really supportive.

It's on a cloud platform, so all you have to do are the configurations.

As Okta is basically comm center identity and access management, I rate it nine out of ten.

The platform’s most valuable feature is the universal directory, where we can create different identities and build policies. It is flexible and easy to install.

They could provide collaboration with Microsoft for conditional access and other features. They could work on reducing bugs as well.

We have been using Okta Workforce Identity for five years.

We receive technical support through third-party suppliers. They provide good support services.

The platform can be deployed on the cloud.

The product generates a return on investment in terms of documentation quality and support services provided by Okta.

The product is expensive compared to other vendors.

We are evaluating a few products for our customers.

The impact on user provisioning and de-provisioning processes with Okta Workforce Identity varied depending on the application. Customized applications help in automatic identification. However, it only facilitates provisioning and not de-provisioning. The security posture has significantly eased various aspects of IAM. The integration capabilities of Okta have provided benefits, especially compared to Azure.

I rate it a seven out of ten.

I mainly use Workforce Identity to give users access to applications.

Workforce Identity's best features include its user-friendliness and easy setup.

In some setup cases, there are issues with attributes not going in properly. We've also had some problems with the firewall causing the data center to slow down.

I've been using Workforce Identity for about a year and five months.

Workforce Identity is stable.

Workforce Identity is scalable.

I previously worked with One Identity Manager and IBM Identity Manager.

The initial setup is easy.

Workforce Identity is well-priced.

I'd advise anybody thinking of implementing Workforce Identity to be careful with their setup roadmap. I would give Workforce Identity a rating of seven out of ten.