Identity provider migration to Keycloak
Move users and applications to Keycloak from Auth0, Okta, Azure AD B2C or a self-built login.
Which of these sounds like your company?
Azure AD B2C is ending
No longer sold to new customers; supported until at least May 2030.
Licence costs per user
Costs rise with every new user.
Identities outside your control
Your user data lives in a vendor's cloud.
Fear of password resets
Users shouldn't have to start over.
Many connected applications
Every app must keep working during the move.
A self-built login
Your own login system is hard to maintain and secure.
Don't see your challenge? Let's discuss your use case.
Book a call →How we work on your use case
Pick the challenge that matters most. We take it from there.
- 01
Map your setup
users, apps, login flows and rules
- 02
Prove it
with a test group and one application
- 03
Migrate in phases
app by app, old provider as fallback
- 04
Switch off
the old provider once everything runs
Technical details
- Inventory of users, applications, login flows and custom rules
- attributes, roles and groups mapped to realms, clients and roles
- password hashes imported where export is possible and the algorithm is supported, otherwise migration at next login
- each OIDC or SAML application reconfigured and tested
- MFA, branded login pages and social logins rebuilt
- phased cut-over with fallback
Flexible to fit you
All at once, or in phases
Password hashes imported, or users moved at next login
EU cloud, your cloud or on-premises
Your branding on every login page
We run Keycloak afterwards, or hand it over to you
Measured on the KPIs you set
You choose what success means. We measure it from day one.
Users migrated
Login success rate
Support tickets after the switch
Applications switched
FAQ
Not necessarily. We import password hashes where possible, or move users at their next login.
It's no longer sold to new customers since 1 May 2025. Microsoft supports existing customers until at least May 2030.
Auth0, Okta, Azure AD B2C and self-built login systems, among others.
It depends on the complexity and scope of your project. We discuss it in the first call.
