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Scalefusion OneIdP
Identity that checks the device before saying yes — SSO, conditional access and device-bound login riding the agent Scalefusion UEM already installed.
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Scalefusion OneIdP is a UEM-driven identity and access management product: single sign-on, a built-in directory (or federation with Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra and Okta), and conditional access where the login decision consults live device signals from Scalefusion UEM — enrolled, compliant, on an approved network, inside a geofence. Add Just-In-Time admin elevation and shared-device login flows, all riding the same agent the UEM already installed. It is zero trust with real device evidence, priced per user for the mid-market.
The Scalefusion platform trio
This page covers OneIdP — the identity layer. The rest of the trio rides the same agent:
Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- OneIdP — the identity layer of the Scalefusion trio
- Vendor
- ProMobi Technologies (Pune, India · founded 2013 · founder-led)
- Category
- IAM — SSO, directory, conditional access, admin governance
- The thesis
- The login gate should ask the device manager before saying yes
- Directory
- Built-in, or federate Google Workspace / Microsoft Entra / Okta
- Signals
- Enrollment, compliance, network, location, OS state — live from UEM
- Keycard
- Device-bound login — the enrolled device becomes the credential
- JIT access
- Temporary admin elevation with expiry and audit trail
- Licensing
- Per user / month — attaches to Scalefusion UEM
- In India via
- TechBag — quotes, trials, GST invoicing, Tier-1 support
Understand IAM before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is identity & access management?
IAM is the discipline of deciding who may access what, under which conditions — the directory that knows your users, the SSO that logs them in once, the MFA that challenges them, and the conditional-access rules that judge context.
OneIdP’s twist: the judging context includes live device trust. The login gate consults the device manager — enrolled? compliant? encrypted? — before saying yes. Identity and device management stop being separate conversations.
Checkbox MFA vs device-trust access — the honest table
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Password + MFA and hope | Device-trust access (OneIdP) |
|---|---|---|
| Login decision | Password + MFA — the device is a mystery | Password + MFA + live device trust from UEM |
| Deployment | A new agent, a new rollout programme | A policy change on the agent already installed |
| Phished password | A breach in progress | Useless without the enrolled device (Keycard) |
| Directory | Migrate to the vendor's directory — or else | Built-in OR federate Google/Entra/Okta |
| Frontline devices | Shared logins, zero accountability | Per-user shift login on shared hardware |
| Admin rights | Standing privileges accumulate forever | JIT elevation with expiry and audit |
| Offboarding | A checklist of apps someone forgets | One directory switch cuts every session |
| Cost shape | Enterprise IAM contract + deployment services | Per-user add-on on the existing platform |
Rollout is incremental — monitor-mode first, then enforcement ring by ring. Nobody gets locked out on day one.
The five pieces of the platform
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
Directory
A built-in directory for teams without one, or federation with Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra and Okta for teams that have — users sync, groups map, nothing re-keys.
SSO Engine
SAML/OIDC single sign-on across the corporate app catalogue — one identity, one session policy, one revocation point at exit.
Conditional Access
Login rules that weigh live device trust: enrolled? compliant? approved network? inside the geofence? Each answer comes from the UEM agent, not a self-reported checkbox.
Keycard
The enrolled device itself becomes a login factor — access happens from managed hardware or it doesn't happen.
Admin Governance
Just-In-Time admin rights with expiry, approval flows and full audit trails — standing privileges become temporary grants.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. Verify, access, govern.
OneIdP replaces the point-SSO + MFA-bolt-on + spreadsheet-of-admin-rights stack with one identity layer that knows your devices.
Built-In Directory
A user directory out of the box — teams without Entra or Workspace get identity infrastructure without a second project.
IdP Federation
Already on Google Workspace, Entra or Okta? Federate — OneIdP adds the device-trust layer on top of the directory you keep.
UEM Device Signals
The signature: login decisions consume live posture from the UEM agent — enrollment, compliance, encryption, OS state. Trust is verified, not assumed.
Multi-Factor Authentication
OTP, authenticator and factor policies per user group — MFA as the floor, device trust as the ceiling.
Single Sign-On
SAML and OIDC SSO across the app catalogue — one corporate login, one session to govern, one switch to cut at offboarding.
Conditional Access Policies
Allow, challenge or block by device state, network, location and time — the policy engine that turns zero-trust slideware into enforcement.
Keycard Device Login
The enrolled device becomes the credential — corporate apps open from managed hardware only. Phishing a password stops being enough.
Location & Network Rules
Geofenced access and approved-network policies — the finance app that opens in the office and refuses the airport lounge.
Frontline Shared Login
Shift workers log in and out of shared frontline devices with their own identity — accountability on hardware that never belonged to anyone.
Just-In-Time Admin
Admin rights granted on request, scoped and auto-expiring — the standing-privilege attack surface shrinks to approval windows.
User Lifecycle & Offboarding
Joiners get apps by group; leavers lose every session at the directory switch — the offboarding checklist becomes one action.
Access Audit Trails
Every grant, challenge, block and elevation logged — the evidence file your auditor asks for, already written.
Watch OneIdP in action
Official explainers — the OneIdP thesis, conditional access and SSO fundamentals.
What is OneIdP?
The UEM-driven identity pitch — why the login gate should check the device first.
What is Conditional Access Management?
The policy engine explained — device, network, location and time as login context.
What is a Single Sign-On (SSO) Solution?
SSO fundamentals and how OneIdP delivers one login across the app catalogue.
Want a live, India-context walkthrough on your own fleet?
Book a guided demo →Every IdP verifies the user. This one verifies the device.
Here’s what genuinely sets OneIdP apart from the pure-play identity stack.
Identity that checks the device
Every IdP asks who you are; OneIdP also asks what you're holding. Live UEM posture — enrolled, compliant, encrypted — feeds each login decision. That's the zero-trust gap most SSO products paper over.
No second agent, no second project
OneIdP rides the agent Scalefusion UEM already installed. Where an Okta rollout is a programme, this is a policy change — the deployment cost of zero trust collapses.
Keycard kills the phished password
When the enrolled device is the credential, a stolen password stops being a breach. Device-bound login is the practical mid-market answer to phishing-resistant auth.
Directory flexibility
Built-in directory for teams starting fresh; federation with Google, Entra or Okta for teams invested — OneIdP adds device trust without forcing a directory migration.
Frontline identity, finally
Shared-device login brings real user accountability to POS terminals and scanners — the frontline hardware pure-play IdPs never designed for, and Scalefusion's home turf.
Mid-market economics
Per-user pricing that reads like a UEM add-on, not an enterprise IAM contract — zero trust priced for companies that don't have an identity team.
The numbers behind the platform
What your OneIdP journey looks like
Access census
TechBag advisors map your apps, directory, admin-rights sprawl and frontline shared-device reality — the census IS the policy design.
Directory + SSO live
Federate (or create) the directory, wire SSO on 3-5 core apps, enroll the pilot ring — monitor-mode conditional access from day one.
Enforce by ring
Conditional access flips from monitor to enforce, user ring by user ring. Keycard on crown-jewel apps; JIT replaces standing admin.
Zero-trust steady state
Full catalogue behind SSO, frontline shift login live, audit trails feeding compliance. TechBag manages renewals and true-ups.
Trusted across industries in 120+ countries
The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“Conditional access went live in an afternoon because the agent was already on every device. An Okta quote for the same outcome had a six-week deployment line.”
“Keycard ended our phishing anxiety — a stolen password opens nothing without the enrolled laptop next to it.”
“Shared logins on store scanners gave us per-user accountability we never had. Shrinkage investigations finally have names.”
“We federated Entra and layered device rules on top — no directory migration, which is what every other vendor demanded.”
“JIT elevation ended standing admin rights across the fleet. Auditors noticed before we finished presenting.”
“The SSO catalogue covers our core apps; a couple of long-tail SaaS tools needed manual SAML setup. Growing fast though.”
“As a UEM customer the per-user add-on price made the business case trivial — we retired a point SSO product on the same bill.”
“It's a young product and occasionally shows it — but the release cadence is the fastest of any identity vendor we track.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the IAM market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag IAM Market Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
The young challenger with the differentiated thesis: identity decisions from live device trust, priced as a UEM attach. Momentum is the bet — this page's subject.
Identity Depth × Deployment Lightness
The grid nobody publishes — identity power vs how much programme it takes to wield it.
Device-trust depth nobody matches at this deployment weight — SSO catalogue still growing. The trade is honest.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
OneIdP vs the identity heavyweights
Every IdP demos the same login screen. Where the device signals come from, what deployment costs, and who covers frontline devices — that’s what actually differs.
| Dimension | OneIdP | Okta | Microsoft Entra ID | JumpCloud | Duo (Cisco) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heritage & focus | UEM-driven IAM (2024) | The IAM pure-play | Microsoft's identity spine | Directory-first convergence | MFA specialist |
| Device-trust signals in login | Native, live, owned | Via integrations | Native with Intune | Native | Posture checks |
| SSO & app catalogue | Core apps + SAML/OIDC | 7,000+ integrations | Massive | Broad | Rides your IdP |
| Directory flexibility | Built-in or federate | Okta Universal Directory | Entra or bust | Open directory platform | Any directory |
| Phishing-resistant login | Keycard device-bound | FastPass + FIDO2 | Passkeys + Hello | Push + FIDO2 | Verified push + FIDO2 |
| Frontline / shared devices | Purpose-built | Knowledge-worker DNA | Possible, complex | Workable | Not the lane |
| Deployment lift | Policy change | A programme | Bundled but sprawling | Moderate | Fast |
| Admin governance (JIT) | JIT elevation included | Via Okta PAM add-on | PIM in P2 tier | Partial | Out of scope |
| Licensing economics | Per-user add-on rates | Premium per-user stacks | Bundled-or-tiered | Per-user bundles | Affordable MFA |
| Best fit | Scalefusion UEM shops & frontline estates | Enterprise app sprawl | M365-committed orgs | AD replacement projects | MFA-first mandates |
Which identity platform is right for you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose OneIdP if…
- ✓You run (or are evaluating) Scalefusion UEM — the attach case is near-automatic
- ✓Device trust should gate logins without a six-week IAM programme
- ✓Frontline shared devices need per-user accountability
- ✓JIT admin and audit trails matter at mid-market prices
Choose Okta if…
- ✓Hundreds of SaaS apps demand the deepest catalogue
- ✓A dedicated identity team will run it
- ✓Budget accommodates the module stack
Choose Entra ID if…
- ✓You're E3/E5 licensed with Intune deployed
- ✓Microsoft-native conditional access suffices
- ✓Admin capacity for the config maze exists
Choose JumpCloud if…
- ✓You're replacing Active Directory outright
- ✓Directory-first convergence fits better than device-first
Choose Duo if…
- ✓You need MFA on an existing IdP, fast
- ✓Posture checks at login are enough — full management signals aren't required
What does access chaos cost you?
Drag the sliders. Estimates assume ~2.5 IT-hours per user per year on password resets, access requests, app provisioning and offboarding checklists, with ~60% removed by SSO, self-service and lifecycle automation — illustrative and conservative.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
OneIdP prices per user as a platform attach on the Scalefusion agent (no standalone list — it’s bundled with UEM). TechBag turns any UEM + identity mix into a GST-compliant quote in INR.
OneIdP per user
Best for the identity layer alone
- Per user / month, attach pricing
- SSO, MFA, conditional access, JIT
- Monitor-mode rollout supported
UEM + OneIdP
Best for device-trust zero trust
- The intended pairing — full signal fidelity
- One agent, one console, one bill
- Keycard needs the UEM layer anyway
The full trio
Best for platform consolidators
- Add Veltar VPN/filtering/compliance
- Replaces IdP + VPN + point tools
- TechBag negotiates the bundle
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
Get an India-ready quote
Tell us your device counts and current tools — we’ll model it against what you spend today.
The 8 questions to ask every IAM vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Which live device signals can gate a login — and do they come from an owned agent or a partner integration?
Can we keep Google/Entra/Okta, or does your product require directory migration? Get it in writing.
Walk through the CFO-locked-out-at-the-airport scenario — recovery path, help-desk flow, audit entry.
Can conditional access run in report-only mode first? Big-bang enforcement ends careers.
Demo shift login on an actual shared scanner or POS — not a slide about it.
Which of OUR apps are in the SSO catalogue today, and what does manual SAML/OIDC setup cost for the rest?
Request → approval → expiry → audit: watch the full elevation loop run once.
Disable a test user and time how long sessions survive across apps. That number is your offboarding risk.
Questions buyers ask
Ready to evaluate OneIdP?
Get a quote, scope a monitor-mode pilot on a user ring, or bring your app list and let a TechBag advisor design the policy set with you.
Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.