Adaxes is a powerful identity management and automation platform designed to streamline the administration of Active Directory (AD), Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD), Exchange, and Microsoft 365 environments. By integrating these systems into a unified ecosystem, Adaxes enhances efficiency, security, and compliance across your organization.

Rule-Based Automation:

Automate routine tasks with customizable workflows that execute based on specific triggers and conditions. For instance, when a user’s department changes, Adaxes can automatically update group memberships and notify relevant personnel.

Self-Service Password Reset

Empower users to reset their passwords and unlock accounts without IT assistance, even when working remotely or offline. Adaxes supports various authentication methods, including security questions, SMS codes, and authenticator apps, ensuring both convenience and security.

Web-Based Interface

Manage your entire directory environment through a customizable web interface accessible from any device. Tailor the interface for different user roles, such as administrators, help desk staff, or end-users, providing appropriate access and functionality.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Implement granular access controls by assigning permissions based on user roles. This approach simplifies permission management and enhances security by ensuring users have access only to the resources necessary for their roles.

Approval-Based Workflows

Introduce approval steps into critical operations, such as user creation or group membership changes. This ensures that sensitive actions are reviewed and authorized by designated personnel before execution.

Cross-Domain Management

Manage multiple AD and Entra ID domains, regardless of their locations or trust relationships, from a single platform. Adaxes applies consistent automation rules and policies across all domains, simplifying administration in complex environments.

Security and Compliance

All communications between Adaxes components are encrypted, utilizing protocols like LDAPS and Kerberos. The platform also offers brute-force protection mechanisms and can be securely exposed to the internet via a DMZ setup, ensuring robust security for public access.