133 Auth0 Testimonials

“Developing identity management in-house would require doing a lot of research and adding at least two extra headcounts. I also factor in implementation and scaling costs, so at a minimum Auth0 saved us $200,000.”

“Our goal is to reduce the friction in the healthcare ecosystem."

"Our old identity solution relied on token validation, which accounted for up to 85% of our traffic. We needed to move away from that.”

“We worked closely with Auth0 support for our implementation. We appreciated their expertise and reliability.”

“WABI is scalable and we need a partner that is, too. We believe Auth0 will support us in getting there.”

“As it aged, it became harder to maintain. It didn’t follow any of the industry authentication and authorisation standards. We found it tough to integrate the vast suite of applications and sites that comprise the NHS Leadership Academy."

“We would have had to probably delay the projects at least six months to get to a point where we are with Auth0. To implement Auth0, we are talking days, not even weeks."

“Being in the private cloud gave us the breathing room and bandwidth to not only keep doing things at scale but also build on additional capabilities and customizations.”

“COVID-19 has caused a seven to ten year acceleration in consumer and digital trends.”

“At least half of the original team that was supposed to be responsible for authentication and authorization within Kenshoo doesn’t work around this area at all. It’s only me, an hour here, an hour there. Now we’re free to develop other things.”

“There are definitely a lot of new customers that we will be able to bring in as a result of SSO. For any enterprise implementation, SSO is the key to making those deals happen."

“Auth0 made it simple for our engineers to integrate the platform in our existing software.”

“Doing what Auth0 does in-house would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars each year, and that’s just to manage the service and keep it running. To roll out additional features, that cost would rise directly in proportion to the number of features we would want to add and how many developers we would need to make it happen."