Zluri vs Lemonway
Side-by-side trajectory, velocity, and editorial themes.
Zluri is hardening into an access governance product, with SaaS spend management increasingly playing supporting role.
Zluri's recent releases are almost entirely identity-governance work: user-based access reviews, a revamped certification creation flow, customizable access request forms per application. The November 2025 App Insights release reframed the product as a 'governance-grade intelligence layer' surfacing orphaned admin accounts, SSO coverage gaps, and shadow IT in actionable cards. SaaS license and spend features still ship but no longer set the agenda.
The product is moving from SaaS spend tracking toward full IGA territory — competing less with Productiv or Torii and more with SailPoint and Saviynt at the lighter end. Each iteration on certifications, reviews, and request flows narrows the gap with enterprise IGA incumbents. The 2026 releases all sit in that lane.
Expect role-mining or risk-scoring next — the natural follow-on once certifications and request flows are mature. A 'least-privilege recommendation' agent layered on top of App Insights would also fit the trajectory and the broader market push toward AI-assisted governance.
Lemonway's feed is mostly bank-holiday ops with one real onboarding tweak buried in it.
Lemonway's recent changelog is dominated by recurring operational notices: SEPA and international-transfer cutoffs around French bank holidays, a sandbox server migration tied to PCI/DSS infrastructure work, and support-availability windows. The substantive product change in the window is the removal of an OTP step from the Online Onboarding identity-verification flow (QES by Onfido).
As a regulated French PSP, Lemonway's customer-visible work mostly orbits around banking calendar rhythms and compliance plumbing. Product evolution shows up sparingly — the OTP removal in February and Faster Pay by Bank in January are the only two real feature notes in the past four months — pointing at a roadmap focused on conversion friction in onboarding and SEPA-Instant settlement speed.
Expect the operational-notice cadence to continue around upcoming French bank holidays. Real product motion is likely to stay on the onboarding and pay-by-bank surfaces, since those are where the team has invested visibly in the past quarter; anything else would be a departure from the established pattern.
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