Enterprise IGA.
Without the second platform.
SailPoint governs identities that another system authenticates. Monosign is both: the IdP and the governance layer in one product — lifecycle automation, access certifications, segregation of duties, and identity intelligence. Deployed in minutes, priced per user, support included.
The system that authenticates is the system that governs
SailPoint is governance-only — it needs Okta or Entra ID running next to it, with connectors keeping the two in sync. In Monosign, IGA lives inside the IdP: revoke an entitlement and it is gone at the next login, because SSO, MFA, and governance share one data model.
Governance that reviews itself
Risk-based auto-certification approves the low-risk rows automatically so reviewers spend their attention on the risky ones. Identity intelligence maps effective access and blast radius, and surfaces findings with one-click remediation.
Minutes to production, not a consulting engagement
SailPoint deployments are typically services engagements measured in months. Monosign deploys in minutes, ships 49 ready entitlement connectors with write-back plus generic SCIM, REST, CSV, LDAP, and database connectors, and publishes its entry pricing on the pricing page.
Monofor vs SailPoint,
feature by feature.
SailPoint earned its position as the IGA category leader, and its governance depth is real. The differences are in scope — one platform versus governance-only — and in how much time, services, and budget it takes to get there.
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Common questions.
- Is Monosign a full SailPoint replacement?
- For teams that want IdP and IGA in one platform — lifecycle automation, access requests and approvals, certifications, segregation of duties, and reporting — yes. SailPoint leads the standalone-IGA category for a reason: very large enterprises with deep role-mining and analytics programs may still choose it. Monosign fits organizations that want authentication and governance in one product without a services program.
- Do we need a separate identity provider next to Monosign?
- No — that is the point. SailPoint governs identities, but something else has to authenticate them, which means a second vendor and connectors keeping the two in sync. Monosign is the IdP: SSO, MFA, and governance share one console and one data model, so a revoked entitlement is gone at the next login.
- How do access certifications work?
- Certification campaigns run on a schedule against the access users actually hold. Risk-based auto-certification approves low-risk rows automatically, so reviewers focus on the entries that carry real risk. Decisions are enforced through connector write-back, and no-SQL reporting with scheduled delivery gives auditors the evidence without anyone writing queries.
- What about our existing SailPoint connectors?
- Monosign ships 49 ready entitlement connectors with write-back, plus generic SCIM, REST, CSV, LDAP, and database connectors that cover most systems a SailPoint deployment touches. We do not claim parity with SailPoint’s connector catalog — migrations run app by app, and the trial is the right place to validate your specific systems.
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