We use this product for identity governance. There is the basic identity creation in the lifecycle followed by certification. I'm a company manager and implementer and we are customers of SailPoint.  

Less than half of my customers use the solution within the government for certification, identity process, and optimization of the roles and requirements for other areas. For the rest of my other customers, they are using the solution for their core systems. For example, they are doing vertical financial analytics. 

The use case involved architecting solutions for LogLabs and Scotiabank, focusing on two main user groups: Identity and Access Management users utilizing various heterogeneous IEM platforms like Broadcom, and Active Directory users. The challenge revolved around implementing attestation and governance certification processes, requiring integration for both groups. Specifically, integrating with third-party systems for users on non-AD platforms and with AD for those utilizing it.

The primary objective was to leverage IdentityIQ for identity governance and compliance within the organization. With over two hundred thousand IdentityIQ instances in use and a continual influx, the focus was on streamlining identity governance processes, particularly for onboarding, offboarding, and conducting periodic attestations.

We use the solution to certify account access. SailPoint is handling compliance for account certification.

They have certifications assigned to owners.  Different appliances like Windows and Unix assign these certifications. They need to initiate certification every six months for Windows and Linux to ensure they have certified those accounts on the operating systems. Then, they will authenticate with the account owner. The account owner will then perform the initial check to determine if they should keep those accounts within the organization. Afterward, they will complete their subscription and return to their direct manager for position verification. If there are no errors or discrepancies in their source certification, the manager will sign off, and the entire association will be closed. Then, the observation owner will generate the report. This report serves as evidence for internal auditors to prove they completed the certification. It's like a search engine flow.

The solution is primarily used for governance. Clients also use it for single sign-on, to consolidate the access for B2C or B2B cases. Those are the main use cases that we've seen.

I use the solution in my company for any customization that needs to be done. If something is not available out of the box, assuming that sometimes one may need to do some customization, it can be done easily with SailPoint IdentityIQ.

We use SailPoint IdentityIQ for identity and life cycle management management for devices. It helps us with access certification, password management, and other essential functionalities.

We use SailPoint IdentityIQ for identity governance and access management. There is no other vendor as good as this product. 

I'm working on the implementation. I have encountered various use cases for the solution. Among the most common are clients using life cycle management, role-based access control, policy evaluation, and risk scores. Clients have widely utilized password reset functionality. Recently, contractor onboarding directly from IdentityIQ has emerged as a use case.

Additionally, clients have used the platform for access management tasks such as requesting new access, adding or removing accesses, and creating accounts. Furthermore, integrations with ServiceNow have become viable.

We use this solution predominantly for the leaver process. 

The third party is the non-payroll staff of the University. IdentityNow is used to manage services.

SailPoint IdentityIQ is for identity and access management.

We primarily use this solution to manage our identity. We use it for identity access and onboarding accounts and users.

We use SailPoint IdentityIQ mainly for employees. It's not a customer identity and access management tool. It's mainly for the workforce. All my clients choose SailPoint IdentityIQ because they need some tool that will govern and do the compliance at their end. We are mainly integrating all the applications for the organization, just like their HR, to do the governance in just one place, namely in SailPoint IdentityIQ. We're using SailPoint IdentityIQ for provisioning, granting access, taking access, automatic onboarding, and off-boarding. We also use SailPoint IdentityIQ for employees' joiner, mover, and leaver workflow. We use SailPoint IdentityIQ for automatically reprovisioning all the roles and accesses.

Our company uses the solution to manage the life cycle and access control of users. 

We implement for various clients in the banking or investment industries in the Middle East. We also have a couple of government customers. All customers use the solution for employee management.  

We use the solution for identity management and access governance.

I'm a consultant. I work with companies to evaluate it and sometimes help them implement it as well.

I'm using the most recent version. It's somewhere around version 8.

We have made use of versions six, seven and eight and are currently using 8.2, the latest. 

We use the solution to create connectors, such as those involving Active Directory and GDVC for Oracle. We implement the solution towards this end. 

The solution is one of the main security products you need to control access and have visibility into what's happening in your organization. It helps with managing access to applications, ensuring governance, and obtaining certifications. 

We're using SailPoint IdentityIQ for these purposes: user access, authentication, and governance review access.

There are a lot of use cases. About 90% of our clients are using this solution for internal identity management. Only one client is using SailPoint for external customers. 

About 70% or 80% of deployments are on the cloud, and about 30% or 20% of deployments are on-premise. We have two customers who have on-premise deployments.

The use case is different for each client but most companies are generally looking for compliance, password management and user life cycle management. We have a partnership with SailPoint and implement this solution for our customers. I'm a senior manager. 

The product is for identity management.

We use the solution for identity and access governance. It is an automation tool for onboarding and offboarding processes.

We use this solution for identity governance and to understand who has access to what and whether that access should be granted or not. We also use it for access to recertification automation which provides a complete report of who has what access in the organization at the press of a button. We are able to automate the entire process of joiners, movers, levers and the provisioning and deprovisioning of identities. 

When someone joins any organization, all their roles and access is provided at the click of a button. When they move from one department to the other, the accesses which are not required are revoked, and the ones which are necessary are provisioned. Sailpoint offers complete automation of the lifecycle of any user.

We are able to offer on-prem on cloud based deployments, depending on our customer's requirements. 

We have a central server and use SailPoint to provide us access to all user/admin accounts/files. There are a lot of integration options that we have not taken advantage of yet - it is possible that in the future, a customer will want to integrate their HR system with SailPoint.

SailPoint IdentityIQ is used for reporting and identity, account, and access management.

We use Identity IQ for user onboarding, offboarding, profile management and to manage user access across various platforms in our organization. 

We have different use cases depending on the project. For example, we use it for user management, account management, user lifecycle, certifications, reporting, SODs, and governance. We use everything that SailPoint IdentityIQ provides.

IdentityIQ is connected to all our target systems to manage access to various applications.

We used it to manage our complete lifecycle completely. We migrated from CA Integrated Manager to SailPoint in my previous firm. Typical use cases include onboarding contractors, lifecycle management, and employee lifecycle management for user certification. Other use cases include password reset and any application group-level provisioning.

Enterprise application provisioning and certifications. Provisioning automatically grants access to users based on pre-qualified variables like job function, region, etc; Certification feature of IIQ allows teams to go back and validate that access is still valid, limiting access to those who need

It is used on provisioning accounts, all the crude operations and enterprise resources. So an enterprise may have a different resource like SuccessFactor, Oracle or Microsoft. SailPoint IdentityIQ does the provisioning operation for all the users, which onboards it into the company enterprise. It also does the de-provisioning operations for all the users who leave the organization.

In between, it manages and maintains the accounts. Depending on the requirements, SailPoint IIQ provides a lot of functionality that can suit any enterprise's requirements.

We use it to automate onboarding and offboarding processes.

We primarily use the solution to manage the identity governance, from creating the IDs and their accesses to managing and revoking them. 

We use it for Identity Lifecycle Management: 

• Access requests
• Provisioning
• Deprovisioning
• JCT process and reconciliation (aggregation).

The solution includes all aspects of user lifecycle management, like joiners, movers and leavers, regulatory compliance, reporting and auditing. And the compliance part of the solution includes certification from time to time basis. All these are usual IEM cases. The aforementioned instances are all IAM cases.

We used the product for identity and access management and access governance. The product manages the whole identity lifecycle for workplace identities.  

IdentityIQ takes care of the joiner (new accounts), the mover (transfer/role changes), and the lever (account termination), as well as looking at things like the certification phase. It covers the whole user lifecycle (Rehire) and provides market leading governance capabilities. It provides a centralised view of accounts and access for staff and helps uplift the security controls for the organisation.

We primarily use the solution for regular connectors with LVAT connectors, Workday connectors, and Provision.

We primarily use this solution for simplifying the IAM lifecycle, naming conventions, and application onboarding.

SailPoint IIQ Features:

• Compliance controls
• Access request and automated provisioning
• Password management
• Data access governance
• Role lifecycle management

Great product to manage the access control of users.

We use the on-premises and cloud deployment models. We use it for many uses like compliance control, provisioning, automated provisioning, password management, and identity governance.

We used this solution in one of our projects for provisioning rights in applications such as Active Directory and Office 365. It was also used for collecting information and centralizing it, which was then used to create rights.

We use it for lifecycle management. We have joiner, leaver, rehire, and termination as well as user provisioning. We also do certifications and reporting.