The notification stands out as one of the best features. You can customize the emails, and as a retail organization, it was important for us to brand the emails. We wanted our users to give a look and feel of the organization and also adhere to the organization brand guidelines. So, customization of emails was one of the good features. The main core aspect is the certificate tracking. Certificate Manager does this effectively, and its ease of use makes a difference. When it comes to automation, Certificate Manager has a lot of out-of-the-box connectors, be it for the F5 load balancer, the NetScaler load balancer, for Windows, or for Linux machines. You can even automate the certificate, push the certificate from scratch from Certificate Manager. The reporting feature is another aspect that many users love. We can schedule the reports and get them in either PDF or Excel spreadsheet formats when we want to share with the leadership. We can generate the PDF format and share it with the users. The navigation is pretty good, with a sleek UI and a good dashboard that allows customization of the home page. Another important feature that stands in favor of Certificate Manager is the customizability. When a user requests a certificate, we want them to input some additional details. The creation of custom fields was very flexible in Certificate Manager when we compared it with other products. We can define a number of fields and even specify input types, such as alphanumeric strings, numeric values, drop-down selections, and input validation.
