How ForgeRock Identity Management Can Help Your Organization

Web-Based Administrative User Interface

Configure IDM with the Web-Based Administrative User Interface. You can configure many major server components without ever touching a text configuration file.

Self-Service Functionality

User self-service features can streamline onboarding, account certification, new user registration, username recovery, and password reset. The self-service features are built upon a BPMN 2.0-compliant workflow engine.

Registration With Social Identities

Users can now register new accounts using information from social identity providers, including Google, Facebook, and LinkedIn. If you configure access through more than one social identity provider, users can select and manage the providers they use. You can also synchronize user information with marketing databases.

For more information, see Social Registration.

Role-Based Provisioning

Create and manage users based on attributes such as organizational need, job function, and geographic location.

Backend Flexibility

Choose the desired backend database for your deployment. IDM supports MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle Database, IBM DB2, and PostgreSQL. For the supported versions of each database, see Before You Install.

Password Management

Set up fine-grained control of passwords to ensure consistent password policies across all applications and data stores. Supports separate passwords per external resource.

Logging, Auditing, and Reporting

IDM logs all activity, internally and within connected systems. With such logs, you can track information for access, activity, authentication, configuration, reconciliation, and synchronization.

Access to External Resources

IDM can access a generic scripted connector that allows you to set up communications with many external data stores.