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OneLogin
OneLogin is a asset manager based in San Francisco; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band, and key contacts for...
OneLogin
Secure your workforce, customers, and partner data with our modern IAM platform at a price that works with your budget.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
San Francisco
Corporate office
San Francisco, CA, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How is OneLogin related to One Identity, and when did the acquisition happen?
OneLogin is the access management business unit of One Identity, which unifies identity governance, privileged access management, and access management under one parent. The firm's public materials position OneLogin as the AM pillar inside that fabric, though an exact acquisition date is not disclosed on the current website. The combined platform manages over 500 million identities for 11,000-plus enterprise customers globally (per One Identity’s corporate profile, 2025).
What investment stages or customer segments does OneLogin primarily serve now?
OneLogin serves a broad enterprise and mid-market base, including Fortune 100 firms, educational institutions, and nonprofits. Its case studies reference companies like Herman Miller, Pearson, and Broward College — demonstrating deployments that span large corporates, higher education, and mission-driven organizations. The platform is designed for organizations seeking rapid cloud-based IAM deployment rather than long, on-premise integration cycles.
Does OneLogin operate primarily as a SaaS platform or offer on-prem deployment?
OneLogin operates as a cloud-native access management platform, with more than 6,000 pre-integrated SaaS applications and fast-deployment capabilities. The parent company, One Identity, offers flexible deployment options from self-managed to fully managed, but OneLogin's core value proposition centers on rapid cloud onboarding and minimal IT overhead for workforce, customer, and partner identity use cases.
How does OneLogin differentiate from standalone access management competitors?
OneLogin's structural advantage is its integration into the One Identity fabric, which also includes identity governance (IGA) and privileged access management (PAM). That architectural linkage means access decisions feed governance and privileged controls natively, avoiding the integration friction enterprises typically face when running separate IAM products. The firm claims this unified model strengthens the identity perimeter and creates a single audit trail, rather than relying on bolt-on connectors (per the firm’s platform positioning).
What is OneLogin's posture on co-investment or fund commitments?
OneLogin is not an investment firm. It is an enterprise software product — specifically the access management module of a larger identity-security platform. The entity does not make fund commitments, direct investments, or co-investments alongside external managers. Any reference to 'OneLogin' in an investment context is a misclassification.
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