Evolveum midPoint vs Stitchflow

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.

Stitchflow is a managed IT automation service that learns, builds, and maintains workflows for repetitive work across admin consoles. Listed workflows include onboarding, offboarding, license management, access reviews, and spend intelligence. Stitchflow says AI constructs workflows, typically in under a week, and they then run on deterministic logic. It lists 60+ deep API integrations with read and write capabilities for provisioning, deprovisioning, role changes, and entitlement updates. For apps without management APIs, a dedicated Chromium browser agent runs locally, stores credentials in the OS keychain, and has no telemetry. Stitchflow monitors and updates integrations as APIs and admin consoles change. Its spend intelligence combines app and user data with financial data, such as expense tools, bank statements, and contracts, to surface shadow IT, stale subscriptions, duplicate tools, and unowned spend. The service is web-based. A free plan has no setup costs and includes the first workflow built and tested in the customer's environment. Ongoing service is $1,000 a month, starting at $1K/month, and includes all workflows and maintenance. The company is Stitchflow, Inc.