1Password vs OneLogin

• 1Password's "Autofill" feature makes it easy on most website login portals to quickly search and select your username and password while not compromising security, whether you need to screen-share in-person or online.
• 1Password's Vaults feature provides a simple way to separate various personal and professional segments of password organization, such that if you need to delete passwords related to a project or professional experience, you can do so quickly and easily.
• 1Password's Watchtower feature is a great way to quickly and objectively analyze the strength of the security provided by each login you store in a Vault, and provides quick buckets from which to update these passwords.

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• OneLogin handles SAML very well.
• OneLogin has a lot of integrations
• OneLogin has a great app portal.

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• 1Password's Autofill feature could use some improvement, as it does not come up on desktop or mobile in some situations, and thus is not as sleek of a tool as it could be.
• 1Password's Chrome Extension is another area where things could improve. In some recent weeks, it has minimized the window from which you can easily search, find logins, and switch between Vaults, which is much easier on its desktop client.
• 1Password's Watchtower feature only currently works one Vault at a time. This does limit some of the improvements that people will tend to make to password security strength. It would be nice to see an enhancement where you can run the feature across all Vaults, and then see which passwords' strengths are excellent, good, fair, poor, etc. per-Vault.

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• The user provisioning doesn't always work, which can be quite frustrating.
• Some of the integrations don't work that well.
• We've had a hard time getting technical support to help us.

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• 1Password has enable me to give my clients piece of mind that their passwords are secure which has enabled me to do more business with them.

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• OneLogin has reduced the cost per integration with about 40% for application requiring SSO.
• OneLogin has unfortunately not been able to handle user provisioning well, making us having to pay for two systems at once.

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