miniOrange

miniOrange is a cybersecurity software vendor founded in 2012. Its portfolio centers on identity and access management for employees, customers, partners, applications, and privileged users.

The platform supports single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, passwordless access, adaptive authentication, user provisioning, lifecycle workflows, and role-based access control. Deployment options include cloud-hosted and on-premise environments.

miniOrange also publishes integrations for enterprise applications, VPN and VDI systems, legacy software, mobile frameworks, content management systems, and custom applications.

Core identity features include SAML, OAuth, OpenID Connect, WS-Federation, LDAP, Active Directory, SCIM, and JWT-based authentication workflows.

Administrators can configure MFA through email, SMS, push notifications, authenticator applications, hardware tokens, security questions, and passwordless FIDO2 or WebAuthn methods.

The service includes user and group synchronization, automated provisioning, role-based access, access requests, approval workflows, directory integration, audit reporting, and SIEM connectivity.

miniOrange lists more than 6,000 pre-built application and infrastructure integrations. Examples include Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, AWS, Slack, Zoom, Tableau, SAP, BambooHR, Cisco, Fortinet, and Oracle EBS.

Developer documentation covers REST API authentication and integrations for platforms such as ASP.NET, Atlassian, Drupal, Joomla, mobile applications, and custom applications.

miniOrange pricing varies by product, deployment model, user volume, and required capabilities. The main IAM pricing page lists separate employee and customer identity plans.

Employee IAM Essential starts at $2 per user per month. Premium starts at $3 per user per month. Enterprise IAM Suite uses custom pricing.

Customer IAM includes a Free plan at $0 per month, Basic from $49 per month for up to 500 users, Professional from $99 per month for up to 500 users, and Enterprise custom pricing.

miniOrange states that the IAM and CIAM platform can be evaluated through a 30-day free trial. Some plugins and marketplace applications use separate annual pricing.

Pros:

• Broad identity feature coverage across workforce and customer use cases.
• Cloud and on-premise deployment options support varied environments.
• Large integration library covers SaaS, legacy, VPN, VDI, and custom applications.
• Supports multiple authentication standards and MFA methods.
• Pricing is published for several IAM and CIAM plans.

Cons:

• The portfolio contains many separate products and deployment options.
• Advanced enterprise capabilities require a custom quote.
• Configuration may require technical identity and directory knowledge.
• Independent reviews mention occasional integration and setup challenges.
• Pricing differs across the IAM platform, plugins, and marketplace products.

Comparable identity platforms include Okta Workforce Identity, Microsoft Entra ID, Auth0, OneLogin, JumpCloud, Ping Identity, and ForgeRock.

Okta and Microsoft Entra ID are common alternatives for workforce identity. Auth0 focuses strongly on developer-oriented customer authentication. OneLogin and JumpCloud compete in workforce access, directory, and device-related use cases.

What is miniOrange used for?
Organizations use miniOrange for SSO, MFA, customer login, user provisioning, identity lifecycle workflows, privileged access, and application authentication.

Does miniOrange provide an API?
Yes. Its documentation includes REST API authentication resources, and its IAM plans include API-based provisioning capabilities.

What applications can miniOrange integrate with?
The vendor lists more than 6,000 integrations, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, AWS, Slack, Zoom, Tableau, SAP, VPN platforms, legacy applications, and custom applications.

Does miniOrange offer a free trial?
Yes. The IAM and CIAM pricing page states that customers can explore the solution without feature limitations for 30 days.

Can miniOrange run on-premise?
Yes. The vendor offers cloud and on-premise deployment options for its identity products.

Which platforms does miniOrange support?
Supported environments include web applications, Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile applications, cloud services, on-premise systems, and API-connected applications.