Review of IdentityIQ
Rating: 9 out of 10
IncentivizedUse Cases and Deployment Scope
IdentityIQ is used both as an IAM tool to manage user logins across various devices and software. This includes Windows accounts, our timesheet software, email accounts, and a few other software tools used by our engineers. Additionally, IdentityIQ also is used for very specific workflows that require the contribution of several employees. For example, we have a team that is spread out over three different client sites in different time zones. They use the workflow to ensure that all of their steps are taken care of in an organized manner.
Pros
- It's great for specific workflows that bottleneck around a certain individual. IIQ identifies the bottleneck and "shames" that employee to pick it up. With an IIQ developer, you can make almost any workflow that you need.
- It's great for people who forget their Windows password a lot, especially if you have a password policy that requires constant changes. IIQ allows the user to select "forgot password?" on the Windows login.
- It's great for administrators because now they can admin a user's accounts all in one spot instead of keeping records across several pieces of software.
Cons
- Making it easier to create workflows would be helpful. Especially if an admin could do this work. Developers cost more...
Likelihood to Recommend
IIQ is well suited for an organization with a large amount of users that use lots of software. It's also good for developing workflows so that workers can organize their process.
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David Riddel
Software Developer in Engineering at IBSS Corp. (Computer Software, 51-200 employees)
Vetted Review
1 year of experience