Why the Angular Portal migration is relevant now
With the current versions of the One Identity Manager, the Angular-based portal becomes the new standard. During the transition phase, the previous web portal and the Angular Portal still exist in parallel, but in the long term only the new frontend will continue to be developed.
For companies this means: customizations and extensions in the existing web portal will, over time, have to be migrated or rebuilt in the course of the Angular Portal migration.
Particularly affected are:
- Individual portal customizations and extensions
- Self-service processes and approval workflows
- Attestation processes and audit evidence
- Operations, deployment, and long-term maintainability
The portal switch is also an opportunity for modernization
Many companies have run their One Identity web portal for years with individual customizations.
With the migration to the One Identity Angular Portal, the portal switch is, for many organizations, also a sensible moment to review existing customizations and set up the portal cleanly from a technical perspective.
We support you in analyzing existing functions, migrating them sensibly into the Angular Portal, and developing solutions that are maintainable in the long term, without jeopardizing ongoing IAM operations.
Preparing for the One Identity Angular Portal migration
Many One Identity Manager environments have been extended and individually customized over the years.
Custom workflows, portal customizations, and integrations are often closely tied to existing business processes. That is why migration to the One Identity Angular Portal is, in most cases, more than just a UI upgrade.
Processes, self-services, and technical dependencies also have to be reviewed. Before a migration, it is therefore advisable to analyze the existing environment functionally and technically.
This reveals which customizations are affected, where potential risks lie, and which migration strategy makes sense for your own system landscape.
Assessment for your Angular Portal migration
Are you planning the switch to the One Identity Angular Portal, or would you first like to better understand the effort involved? We analyze your existing web portal environment and provide a well-founded assessment of customizations, migration options, and possible risks.
What we review in the assessment:
- Which extensions, in-house developments, and dependencies are in use today.
- Which self-services, approvals, and attestations have to be taken into account in the new portal.
- Which functions should be carried over, adapted, or rebuilt.
- Which topics should be visible early so that the migration remains plannable.