Connect ADManager Plus integrations
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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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Popular ADManager Plus workflows.
Connect ADManager Plus to Make. Automate Active Directory tasks, simplify user provisioning, and keep your IT workflows running smoothly.
Boost IT Efficiency: Integrate and Automate ADManager Plus with Make
Connect ADManager Plus with Make to automate user onboarding, sync Active Directory with cloud databases, and trigger instant security alerts across your favorite apps.
Connect ADManager Plus with your HR platform to automatically set up new user accounts, emails, and permissions the moment they are hired.
Send real-time notifications to Slack or Microsoft Teams whenever locked-out accounts or inactive users are detected.
Automatically trigger Active Directory actions, like password resets or group updates, directly from support ticket changes in your helpdesk tool.
Instantly disable accounts and revoke permissions across all systems simultaneously when an employee departs.
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