Microsoft Entra ID Review
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
It addresses security and managing the accounts that we have, and where everybody goes and how everybody accesses Microsoft, it keeps everything organized for us.
Pros
- I think it does well in the dashboard. I prefer how it organizes everything in its columns. And then it's easy to traverse the dashboard. It doesn't get confusing. When I'm clinging around things, and a lot of times with Microsoft, they're constantly improving things, and they'll change it on you, and then they'll get into it, and you're like, "Oh, this is new." But it makes it very simple to navigate.
Cons
- The only area I would suggest is the name change. Microsoft rebrands a lot, but the apps do the same things, and it gets confusing. If you spend five years learning Microsoft Entra ID or its previous name, and then they change it, you have to adjust. Rebranding app names inside Microsoft Entra ID can be confusing, and the migration is slow. They're trying to upgrade things, but communication has improved a little.
Return on Investment
- I think managing costs was probably the biggest one as a nonprofit. We're always worried about the financial impact that any product can have. And as licenses change or they are shut down, migrating to the proper product without going over budget is always something we are concerned about. But for the most part, it's been positive. Microsoft works for us as nonprofits to make sure that we get very fair pricing.




