Okta

Read more at projects.onthejourney.online/projects/oktatoentra-web. TL;DR: OktaToEntra started as a PowerShell module. It’s grown into a self-hosted web app - a FastAPI backend, a Next.js frontend, and a migration planner that tracks every app, owner, and readiness signal in one place. It’s deployable today and going through QA; the source stays private for now, with open-sourcing planned. Why a web app The PowerShell module was built to answer one question: which apps do we have in Okta, who owns them, and what order do we migrate them in? It’s good at that - discovery, usage analytics, lifecycle tracking - but it’s a console tool. Handing it to a project manager, a business owner, or anyone who isn’t comfortable in a terminal was never really on the table. ...

Under Development - This tool is still under development and improvement. You can monitor status and progress at https://github.com/andrewhiz/OktaToEntra 📢 Update (as of March 25, 2026): PowerShell module development is currently on hold while a web application is being developed. The PowerShell module remains fully functional with its current feature set. TL;DR: Migrating applications from Okta to Microsoft Entra ID is a complex, multi-step process. I built OktaToEntra — a PowerShell module that can be your companion tool for discovery, planning, and tracking so you can focus on the actual SSO configuration work. ...