Designer and Analyzer are very nifty tools to deploy new drivers. Also, the iManager fallback for small configuration changes is very handy, but the feature I like the most is the extremely detailed tracing possibilities.

The most valuable feature of NetIQ Identity Manager for identity synchronization is the ability to provide users with all necessary access on day one through automated provisioning, facilitated by approval workflows. Additionally, the ability to remove access through similar automated processes ensures consistency and end-user control across integrated applications.

The main value lies in the simplicity of implementation, as well as its customized look and feel.

The access request management has improved significantly in terms of its user interface. What sets it apart from competitors like SailPoint is that it's an event-based solution rather than schedule-based. That's a key differentiator.

It also offers self-service capabilities like Access Request Manager platform is self-service. 

Additionally, we use NetIQ's self-service password reset tool, which integrates with the directory leveraged by Identity Manager. So, we utilize self-service for both access request management and password management.

The Identity Engine is event-based and provides real-time synchronization and password synchronization to more than 40 different applications and services.

The new version 4.8 is now available since mi-November 2019. It provides a newer workflow engine that will increase form creation.

With the latest version, a subset of NetIQ Identity Governance is included.

The product enables detailed user management. The product is easy to use. Our users found it easier than Microsoft Identity Manager.

I like the eDirectory feature.

The most valuable features of NetIQ Identity Manager are the synchronization of different directories, such as Active Directory. We have many Active Directory systems, not only one.

The identity vault, password syncing and self service Password Reset. As seen in another review, I will concur that NetIQ does a good job with password syncing among directories.

It's a very flexible tool, so you can synchronize multiple sources of data and you have multiple connections to various kinds of systems.

The most valuable features are that it's a very flexible tool and it's connected to multiple and various data sources.

The most valuable features are Password Reset Alerts, Password Sync, and SQL connectors.

Event driven provisioning and powerful Development and documentation tool - Designer are the most valuable features on NetIQ Identity manager

The most valuable feature of this solution has been the ability for us to integrate a lot of external systems, and the automatic transfer of a lot of identity information. Additionally, the customization is very good.

Its reliability when it comes to synchronizing directories is the most valuable feature. It is very safe to be based on events.

The Role Based Provisioning Module feature is by far the best thing about the product; using roles and entitlements for access and provisioning makes old group based obsolete.

To my knowledge it is the only event based IDM system. Its supporting directory (eDirectory) also has event based replication. This makes it a very 'real time' system. In short, it is event based and not batch based.

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