Alternative to IamLogic
A simpler way to design RBAC
Permisly models relationship-scoped permissions visually, gets them approved, and presents them live — without the complexity of a full IAM platform.
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IAM platforms solve runtime enforcement. You need design.
IamLogic and similar platforms focus on enforcing access control in production systems. That's valuable — but it's not what you need when you're still designing the model. Permisly fills the gap before implementation: visualize the hierarchy, map the permissions, get sign-off, then hand it to engineering.
Comparison
Permisly vs IamLogic
| Feature | Permisly | IamLogic |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Visual RBAC design + approval | IAM platform + enforcement |
| When you use it | Before implementation | During and after implementation |
| Who uses it | POs, security leads, eng leads | Platform engineers, security teams |
| Approval workflow | Built-in magic link review | External (policies, RBAC rules) |
| Presenter mode | Yes — step through roles live | No |
| Share links | Zero-login viewer links | No |
| Pricing | $10 one-time | Subscription |
| Setup time | Start in 2 minutes | Implementation project |
FAQ
Questions
Yes. Permisly designs the model, IamLogic enforces it. Use Permisly during design and onboarding, then translate the model into IamLogic policies.
If your need is designing and presenting the access model (not enforcing it at runtime), Permisly is simpler and cheaper. If you need runtime enforcement, keep IamLogic and add Permisly for the design phase.
No. Permisly is a design and requirements tool for the access model itself. It helps you design what to implement — it doesn't enforce permissions in a live system.