1Password vs Auth0

• It's secure. 1Password makes no bones about the fact that its encryption is state-of-the-art (it has to be, right?). While my knowledge of encryption is entry-level at best, I do understand that 1) having a secure, encrypted master password file is key, and 2) this allows users to store unique passwords for every login, which means that even if hackers steal a password at one site, they can't use that same password to gain entry into all of your systems.
• It syncs across devices, seamlessly. Whether I'm at home or at work, I can find every password in seconds.
• It's a great place to store other information you need to keep secure: notes, software licenses, social security numbers of family members, etc.
• 1Password uses Apple's FaceID feature quite well... now I don't even need to type in my master password when logging in on my phone. I just open the app and look at the screen and viola! I'm in.
• 1Password's iOS and Chrome integrations are top-notch as well. Most of the time I don't even need to open the app -- I can just use the plugin on my browser, or iOS will suggest the password to use (again, with FaceID) for a website. Again, terrific time-savings.
• 1Password's ability to generate strong passwords based on a formula may not be anything new, but it certainly is more helpful than trying to come up with one yourself. One click will suggest passwords that are extremely hard to break.

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• SDKs in every possible technology
• Excellent customer success engineering support
• Developer friendly integration processes

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• As you update or change passwords, occasionally 1Password will create duplicate entries for logins -- sometimes it will take me going through several entries for Google, for instance, before I find the correct one. I can delete the duplicates, of course, but this feels amateurish.
• This is a minor point, but I have so many logins it takes quite a while to scroll and find the correct one, so when using 1Password on my phone, I like to use the letters on the side of the screen. However, these are quite small and even on my iPhone XR, I often wind up hitting the wrong letter.
• When possible, I much prefer to purchase my software outright, rather than using a subscription model. With 1Password 7, it doesn't appear that there is an option to do that, so you're stuck paying an admittedly small amount each month, on an ongoing basis.

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• There's been quite a lot of changes lately. Few APIs have been deprecated and we had to adjust our implementation in a relatively short time
• MFA support could be very expensive
• Some APIs and functionality are not fully baked yet and prone to deprecation/changes

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• We have been able to save at least 50% more time when setting up new users or removing users from our setup. Previously we had to log in and change passwords manually which took a lot of time and was not secure. 1Password has made this process easier for us and thus made us more efficient
• In terms of workflow, our teams are now able to share and have access to information quickly as they can accept or request password access from administrators and continue their work.

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• With Auth0, we saved a lot of time and money implementing identity management that would work across all of our services instead of doing it ourselves.
• There's no going back from Auth0. We've become really dependent on them.
• It reduces a lot of burden on our side to be GDPR compliant.

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