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Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) Software

Veza: features, pricing and who it fits

Checked October 26, 2026 · veza.com

Note: ServiceNow announced its intent to acquire Veza on 2025-12-02

Veza is an access-graph platform for access reviews and joiner-mover-leaver provisioning across SaaS, cloud, data and on-premises systems. ServiceNow announced its intent to buy Veza in December 2025. New contracts may therefore run on ServiceNow paper.

Who Veza is for

Best for

  • Enterprises that need access reviews based on effective permissions across cloud, data and SaaS
  • Teams that want agentless connectors and an API to build custom reviews

Look elsewhere if

  • Small teams that need public pricing or a self-serve start
  • Buyers who want classic SSO and MFA from the same vendor

Veza features

Provisioning automation
Lifecycle Management product automates joiner, mover and leaver changes with birthright access, dry run and safety limits; drives workflows from HR, payroll, ITSM and identity provider sources
Role management
Access Profile Intelligence finds birthright entitlements
Segregation of duties controls
Reviews prioritize separation-of-duties violations and toxic combinations; SoD status can gate bulk certification
Integrations and connectors
Over 325 integrations listed; thousands of SCIM apps and native connectors for Microsoft, AWS, Google, Salesforce, Oracle and Okta; custom apps via Veza OAA
Compliance and audit reporting
Vendor states audit-ready access reports; provisioning and deprovisioning events and policy changes are logged
Pricing model
Quote only
Target company size
Enterprise (customer base described as about 150 global enterprises at acquisition announcement)

Integrations, security and hosting

Integrations
325+, including Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Workday, SAP HCM, BambooHR, Snowflake, AWS, Salesforce
Security and compliance
SOC 2 (type not stated), ISO 27001
Implementation
Vendor says users can get started in minutes with agentless integrations; no formal timeline published

Worth knowing before you buy

  • Acquisition by ServiceNow was announced 2025-12-02 and the trust site now redirects to ServiceNow, so new contracts may run on ServiceNow paper
  • No public pricing and no free trial is advertised; the only entry point is a demo request
  • Integrations are agentless and the vendor claims campaigns can start in minutes; no measured deployment data is published
  • Provisioning is a separate product (Lifecycle Management) from Access Reviews, as is Access Requests

Veza alternatives

Vendor dossier

Fit by company size

Category1-10 people11-50 people51-500 people500+ people
Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) SoftwareNo dataPoor fitNo dataStrong fit

Strong fitWorkablePoor fitNo data from the vendor

How buying Veza works

How you buy
Through sales
Demo or quote needed for
All products
Time to go live (vendor statement)
Get started in minutes

Security and data protection

ISO 27001
Yes

From Veza's trust center, security and legal pages. Anything not listed is not published.

About the company

Founded
2020
Ownership
Being acquired by ServiceNow (announced December 2025); previously venture-backed (Series D)
Employees
about 230 (2025)
2025
ServiceNow announced intent to acquire Veza
Event
Series D of $108M at $808M valuation (as reported)

Support and integrations

Integrations
325+
API
API access to create campaigns and manage certifications; OAA framework and custom REST actions
Notable integrations
Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Workday, SAP HCM, Snowflake

What vendors in this category ask before quoting

Answer these once in a SaaSBid request and Veza and its alternatives quote against the same facts.

  1. How many identities, including contractors and service accounts, need to be governed?Most vendors price per identity, and the count sets the tier.
  2. Which directory and identity provider do you use today?Okta, Entra and Ping add-ons only work on their own platforms.
  3. Which business applications and on-premises systems must be connected?Connector coverage drives implementation effort and may require extra licenses.
  4. Which audits or regulations drive this project?SOX or similar rules make separation-of-duties controls a requirement.
  5. Do you want SaaS, a private cloud or software run in your own data center?Deployment model changes price, timeline and staffing.
  6. What is your target go-live, and do you have identity engineers in-house?It decides whether a partner or accelerator program is needed.

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