Axiomatics
Axiomatics provides dynamic authorization and policy-based access control software that helps large enterprises manage fine-grained access to applications, databases, APIs, and microservices based on user attributes and context. Its products are used by highly regulated organizations such as financial institutions, government agencies, and global enterprises to centralize and enforce access policies across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The company generates revenue through licensing and subscriptions to its software platform, along with related support and professional services.
- Identity & Access Management
- Application & Code Security
- Revenue
- $15.0M
- Employees
- 80
- Founded
- 2006
- Headquarters
- Stockholm, Sweden
What 44 Arbolus experts think of Axiomatics
44 customers have reviewed Axiomatics so far. The full customer report is in progress and publishes once enough customers have been interviewed in depth.
Who reviewed Axiomatics
- C-Suite 73% (32)
- Director 20% (9)
- Manager 7% (3)
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Sentiment
36 Net Promoter Score, from 44 scored reviews- Promoters 19
- Passives 22
- Detractors 3
Written answers and themes publish with the full report.
Renewal intent
Plan to renew 33%Plan to renew, by seniority
- 38% 13 answers
- 20% 5 answers
- 8.8/10 Average score from customers who will renew
- 7.6/10 Average score from undecided customers
- 6/10 Average score from customers not renewing
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