Jira and Confluence server SSO (single sign on) add-on choice

thalesc

Hello,

 

I'm looking for some advice from people who already evaluate and/or purchased a add-on for single sign on, between "SAML SingleSignOn" from re:solution and "
Single Sign On (SSO) SAML" from miniOrange.

I am in the process of evaluating both for my company, the prices are quite different (miniOrange one is less than half of the other).

I am still testing, but for now the only difference that I saw was that re:solution add-on has a better (or more user friendly) configuration interface, it was a little more intuitive and faster to set up. But since it's something that you would only configure once, it wouldn't make that much of a difference right?

In terms of bugs, performance issues, or any other impact for Jira and/or Confluence, is there anything you could share about them?

 

Thanks in advance for the inputs, hope to see some experiences shared. 

Ismael Jimoh

Hi Thales,

I would advise you look at which has more traction and review in the community to determine which you would get. Feedback from users help show how helpful the add-on vendor is.

I have met the Re:solution team and tested their solution and I can tell you it is really well done however I cannot speak for the other one you mentioned since I have never tested it.

Also, things like staff pick badges show the commitment of the vendor to the longtime sustainability of the add-on.

At the end of the day, the following would be what I have a look at, how many people have installed it, how many people have reviewed it (especially recent review).

Hope it helps.