AccessVerity vs Evolveum midPoint

AccessVerity is a cloud platform for managing access requests, assets, risk, and compliance at regulated companies. It is aimed at organizations with 10–150 employees, including fintechs, payment institutions, and firms preparing for audits. Employees can request access, receive a decision from a defined owner, track request status, and keep timestamped decision records that can be exported. The product records decisions but does not itself grant or revoke access, replace an identity provider, or enforce permissions.

Asset Management tracks equipment details such as serial numbers, categories, locations, assignment history, warranty, and purchase information. CSV export is available on Growth and Team. Growth includes one enabled compliance framework; Team includes up to three, selected from NIST CSF, CMMC, ISO 27001, and SOC 2. Listed integrations include Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, Microsoft Intune, GitHub, Google Cloud Platform, and BambooHR. Evidence from Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, GitHub, and GCP syncs hourly; BambooHR hire, termination, and role-change events are watched in real time. All plans include a 14-day free trial without a required credit card. Starter costs $21.25/mo (annual).

Evolveum midPoint is an open source identity management and governance system for synchronizing identity repositories, managing roles and permissions, and governing access. It can automatically create and manage user accounts, groups, and organizational units. Users can request application access through a role catalog, with policies routing requests for approval before roles are assigned. Access certification campaigns let reviewers assess whether access remains necessary and support remediation. Administrators can inspect an audit trail of operations involving identity objects, roles, policies, and configuration. The connector catalog includes LDAP, Active Directory, database tables, and CSV files, among other sources. MidPoint is a Java application that can be deployed on Linux, Windows, or macOS; Linux is recommended, and macOS is not supported for production use. For version 4.10 and later, PostgreSQL is the only supported production database. The plan is free, with no license fee, but clustering and selected features require an active support subscription. Evolveum also offers paid third-level product support, with Product Support service levels of 8×5 next business day or 24×7.