Unify device and app access with Scalefusion OneIdP, a UEM-driven IAM solution. Enable SSO, enforce device compliance checks, and apply conditional access policies to simplify authentication and strengthen control across endpoints and apps.
OneIdP identity access management solution secures access by combining two powerful capabilities: Single Sign-On for one-click app access and Endpoint Authentication for logging into devices using IdP credentials. Together, they ensure users access the right apps and devices—only under the right conditions.
Enable employees to sign in once and access all their work apps—without multiple password logins. Sync user identities effortlessly from your existing identity providers. Define access rules based on browser type, network, and location. Grant access only when the user meets access rules and device posture standards.
Let employees log in to their company-owned Windows or macOS devices using Identity Provider credentials like Google Workspace, Okta, or Azure AD. Eliminate local accounts and passwords. Enable seamless, secure access to work apps—without repeated logins.
Connect OneIdP IAM solution with your existing identity providers like Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace, Okta, or on-prem systems like AD or LDAP. Eliminate duplicate accounts and disconnected directories. Import users instantly and manage identity access centrally in Scalefusion OneIdP, without having to build a new user directory from scratch.
OneIdP IAM software delivers a unified Single Sign-On experience across devices and cloud applications. Whether it’s logging into Windows or macOS devices or accessing enterprise apps, users authenticate securely using their existing IdP credentials—while IT enforces device compliance, MFA, and contextual policies to ensure trusted access.
Enable seamless access to SAML and OAuth-based apps by integrating with your existing Identity Provider (e.g., Okta, Entra, Google Workspace). Grant access to apps like Salesforce only after verifying identity, device compliance, and contextual conditions.
Allow users to log in to their Windows and macOS devices using IdP credentials. Enable device logins based on conditions like WiFi, network, location, date and time. With OneIdP IAM solution, replace local usernames and passwords with centralized authentication.
Manage exactly how and where users can access business apps and email. Verify device status, browser integrity, and apply multi-factor authentication when needed. Combine conditional logic with your IAM solution to enforce Zero Trust policies across login attempts.
Device trust via UEM management
Allow SSO only from UEM-managed, compliant, or company-owned devices. Enable OTP-based authentication for unmanaged devices.
Browser trust for better security
Restrict SSO to pre-approved browsers that meet security standards of your organization. Block outdated or unverified browser versions to prevent risky access.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Enforce layered approach for secure logins. Prompt users for MFA based on risk—like accessing from a personal device or unverified network.
Context-aware access based on predefined conditions
Adapt login decisions based on real-time context like location, IP address, date or time and Wi-Fi network. Allow or restrict logins to prevent unauthorized login attempts.
Provide users with one secure place to access all their approved work applications. Let them log in once and launch any application without repeated sign-ins. OneIdP identity and access management software makes it easy.
Custom branding
Personalize the portal with your company’s logo, colors, and identity for a consistent user experience.
Dynamic app access
Show only relevant apps per user or group, and allow entry only from compliant devices and approved conditions.
Trusted devices, only
Restrict portal access to UEM-managed and trusted devices defined by your IT policies.
Ensure only UEM-managed or verified endpoints and devices can access your business-critical apps and email. With native device trust policies, block unauthorized endpoints and enforce access conditions—without interrupting user experience. Strengthen your IAM solution with device-level authentication for complete access control.
Pre-define secure login policies
Strengthen first-touch authentication using passwordless login or multi-factor authentication.
Grant access based on context
Build access conditions using IP address, Wi-Fi network, geolocation, or date and time.
Use geofencing to enforce location-based access
Restrict logins to authorized regions or office locations for added compliance.
Control who gets in—and from where
Assign access privileges to specific users, local administrators, or both, based on role and device posture.
Eliminate standing privileges. With Just-in-Time (JIT) Admin Access, grant elevated access only when it’s needed—and revoke it automatically when it’s not.
Time-bound privileges
Give users temporary admin access to perform critical actions—automatically revoked after a set time or task completion.
Role and task-based access
Assign just in time admin access based on user roles, device types, or specific job functions.
Audit every elevation
Get a complete log of who requested, approved, and used admin access—so nothing goes unnoticed.
A cloud-based directory to centralize user management and simplify secure access. Manage users directly within Scalefusion using a built-in directory that works seamlessly with third-party IdPs. Store user identities, assign roles, and enforce access policies—all in sync with your broader identity ecosystem.
Add users individually or in bulk. Assign roles, groups, and access policies from one place.
Authenticate users for SSO into apps and devices using OneIdP Directory credentials—complete with conditional access and device trust.
Operate independently or use OneIdP Directory alongside your enterprise IdP for seamless user access management across your enterprise.
Audit logging & access reports
View all login attempts, access grants, and admin actions with detailed logs and reports.
Passwordless login support
Replace local passwords with secure IdP-based authentication.
Login branding customization
Customize login screens with your company logo, name, and brand colors.
Compliance check frequency
Set compliance check frequency to every 5 minutes, 30 minutes or 60 minutes.
Offline MFA
Allows users to log in to a device without internet access.
Data transfer and deleting Google users
This permission enables the data transfer option when a Google user is deleted.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a system that manages user identities and access privileges within an organization. It ensures the right individuals access the appropriate resources at the right times using various authentication methods. This includes user identities, passwords, and access rights to applications and data.
IAM works by verifying identities and managing access to resources. It integrates identity management systems and access management services to provide secure user access. This involves authentication methods, role-based access control, and managing user identities and access privileges across systems and applications.
Businesses need IAM solutions to enhance security, streamline access management, and comply with regulations. IAM systems help manage user identities, provide secure access to sensitive data, and reduce security risks. They also improve operational efficiency by managing access rights and privileges centrally.
Identity management involves creating, maintaining, and verifying user identities within an identity management system. Access management, on the other hand, focuses on controlling who has access to specific resources based on their role and access rights. Together, they ensure secure and efficient access to enterprise resources.
The IAM solution improves security by managing and verifying user identities, implementing role-based access control, and ensuring only authorized users can access sensitive data. It reduces the risk of unauthorized access and security breaches by enforcing strong authentication methods and access governance.
An IAM implementation strategy includes selecting a cloud-based identity access management solution provider, integrating identity management systems, defining access rights, and setting up authentication methods. It also involves configuring access governance, managing digital identities and privileged access, and ensuring compliance with security standards. Effective IAM implementation enhances identity security and streamlines access management.
