Passly

"Great Product. Does exactly what it says it will do."

What do you like best about Passly? Single product that fills several needs. What do you dislike about Passly? Does take some time to implement and get up to speed. What problems is Passly solving and how is that benefiting you? Meeting security requirements in HIPAA environments.

"Easy to setup, use and very reliable"

What do you like best about Passly? Simple & easy to understand. New IT employee's can manage tokens without needing training What do you dislike about Passly? every once in a while the AuthAnvil service will fail and won't restart without a reboot. Having a cluster or more than one AuthAnivl server fixes this issue and doesn't cost extra. Recommendations to others considering Passly: Yes, my research showed that it is more affordable then other solutions that do the same thing. You can use ...

"Quick Response on Resolution"

What do you like best about Passly? It is easy to understand and operate and has almost all required features Great Customer support Budget friendly What do you dislike about Passly? Can add few more automations If the pricing can be more flexible What problems is Passly solving and how is that benefiting you? Helps managing all required password saved in one place Secure as per SOC 2 COMPLIANCE

"Affordable 2FA solution, built for MSPs."

What do you like best about Passly? Easy setup and management, quick responses to support requests, built for multi-tenancy both in software and pricing structure. What do you dislike about Passly? Token management is poor and needs a rework. Experienced some bugs with the phone softtoken apps. Recommendations to others considering Passly: The cloud version of Authanvil looks very promising and is the clear future of the product. What problems is Passly solving and how is that benefiting ...

"We've been using AuthAnvil for our 2FA for year"

What do you like best about Passly? It's very reliable and easy to use. Rarely have any issues. What do you dislike about Passly? Nobody likes to use 2FA, but this works. What problems is Passly solving and how is that benefiting you? We are able to fully secure access to our sensitive data.

"Passly Review"

What do you like best about Passly? SSO Protection OTP User friendly Cyber security What do you dislike about Passly? Logging in is quite difficult Users might face issues when they forget password Customer support isnt available What problems is Passly solving and how is that benefiting you? Not typing my password multiple times Account security

"Authanvil Does exactly what we need"

What do you like best about Passly? It is a great solution for 2 factor authentication. Easy to manage and set up. One central console for managing all aspects of the product. There are some exciting new features that are coming down in the hosted solution that I cant wait to try. User management is quite easy however if an existing user gets a new phone you have to delete and recreate the token for that user account. What do you dislike about Passly? The only thing that I dislike on the ...

"Easy as Pie"

What do you like best about Passly? Once set up I found this service to be easy as pie for all my clients What do you dislike about Passly? I found the software interface on the server a little confusing What problems is Passly solving and how is that benefiting you? Secure remote access to the server and security on the server from the "outside"

"Excellent product"

What do you like best about Passly? Easy to deploy and administer. End user experience very straightforward What do you dislike about Passly? No support for ADFS! Upgrade path can be difficult. What problems is Passly solving and how is that benefiting you? Two-factor security for Kaseya

"An overall suitable solution for two-factor authentication..."

What do you like best about Passly? Ease of use, self service portal and use of two-factor authentication. What do you dislike about Passly? Price, consistency on the support, sometimes cumbersome to administer. What problems is Passly solving and how is that benefiting you? Remote connections security using two-factor authentication.