Who are considered "end users" in Okta?

In the context of Okta, "end users" refer specifically to individuals who utilize the Okta platform primarily for accessing applications and services. These end users interact with Okta through what are known as “chiclets,” which are visual tiles or buttons representing various applications. The primary role of end users is to log in and access their apps securely, benefiting from single sign-on (SSO) capabilities and other features that enhance authentication and user experience.

The other choices refer to roles that do not align with the operational definition of end users. Individuals with administrative controls or system administrators are tasked with managing and configuring the Okta platform — their responsibilities are more centered around system maintenance and user management rather than direct application usage. Similarly, third-party application developers primarily focus on creating or integrating applications and are not categorized as end users since they don't engage with the Okta interface to access applications like typical users. Thus, the correct identification of end users emphasizes the perspective of individuals who leverage Okta for their personal access to applications rather than for broader system oversight or development purposes.