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I think you're trying to solve two problems: 1. Single-Sign On (SSO) - Log in once for access to many services. SaaS with SAML and OpenID Connect support are i
by kevlened 9y ago
I think you're trying to solve two problems:
1. Single-Sign On (SSO) - Log in once for access to many services. SaaS with SAML and OpenID Connect support are ideal in this space, but services without support can be used with a browser plugin
2. User/Lifecycle Mgmt - CRUD operations for users. SCIM support is ideal in this space, but many companies offer services beyond simple CRUD using bespoke APIs. Without support for either, it's very difficult to integrate a service. The bespoke APIs mean that you'll see varying depths of integration across services. For example, one service may allow you to control whether a user is in a group in Dropbox, while another won't.
There are several companies in this space (known as IDaaS), so I'll leave the Googling to you. Of those, some do User Mgmt. I'm not aware of any companies that do User Mgmt without SSO