Connect ADManager Plus integrations
Standardize your identity governance by automating ADManager Plus with Make. Connecting this Active Directory platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly provision accounts, modify attributes, or control group access. Automatically disable inactive profiles and update permissions based on HR events. Sign up today to secure your IT infrastructure.
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Adds a user to the specified group.
Creates a new user.
Deletes a specified user.
Disables a specified user.
Enables a specified user.
Performs an arbitary authorized API call.
Updates the attributes of the user.
Removes a user from the group.
Searches for users.
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Boost IT Efficiency by Integrating ADManager Plus with Make
Connect ADManager Plus with Make to automate your IT workflows. Easily sync user profiles, trigger instant security alerts, and run custom approval pipelines across all your business applications.
Automatically provision and de-provision user accounts in Active Directory by connecting your HR tools directly to ADManager Plus.
Route critical ADManager Plus reports about inactive or locked-out accounts directly to Slack or Microsoft Teams for immediate action.
Trigger password resets and permission updates in ADManager Plus automatically when support tickets are created in your helpdesk system.
Keep user profiles and group memberships in sync across Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and Active Directory without manual entry.
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