Network Administrator at a manufacturing company with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 10
Oct 30, 2025
ManageEngine ADManager Plus is used for multiple tasks, especially for reporting purposes that cannot typically be obtained from Active Directory or present difficulties requiring additional expertise. Information about groups and group members can be accessed through the product. Inactive users and the duration of their inactivity can be tracked. Bulk changes to users can be performed, including bulk user locks and unlocks. Password changes for multiple users can be executed simultaneously. Multiple options and use cases are available within the product. Automation features in ManageEngine ADManager Plus have been explored, including ticketing and job automation. However, automation is not currently being utilized because the environment does not require it. The delegation feature in ManageEngine ADManager Plus is useful and is actively being used to support multiple technicians. Technician rights can be handled and delegated according to specific requirements. This is a valuable feature.
Junior System Engineer at Corporate Projukti Limited
Reseller
Top 5
Feb 11, 2025
My primary use case for ADManager is to manage users and groups, perform group policy without logging into Active Directory, and provide easy and secure management and monitoring capabilities. One of my clients uses ADManager for these purposes.
ManageEngine ADManager Plus allowed us to perform AD functions without giving the technicians direct access to the servers and the Active Directory tools. The solution is primarily used for things like password resets, account creation, and account deletion.
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ADManager Plus offloads all the main tasks of Active Directory, or you can say it automates all the day-to-day tasks. It allows our admins to efficiently manage end-user accounts. It's like user account management outside the real servers but in an automated way. So we don't have to log in to the domain controllers and make changes directly on the server. This application allows admins to make changes, run scripts, install software, fetch reports, and perform many other daily operations. This simplifies the job significantly.
Technical Security Engineer & Data Governance at a computer software company with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 10
May 8, 2023
For our SOC two compliance, I use it quite frequently to run audit reports and cross-reference them with Active Directory. I also look for anomalies, especially in the cybersecurity portion of it. I use it for troubleshooting, running reports, making changes, and using it to verify any anomalies. The analytics piece is proving to be quite helpful.
We use ADManager for automation of processes for user creation or reports we need from the active directory. We implement the HR workflow through it. I'm the head of IT and we are customers of ManageEngine.
It provides a good experience and empowers the IT team to do all the active director tasks from the AD manager with a simple DUI. It makes our job easier, especially for managing data for a bulk of users.
Sr Manager IT Infrastructure & Tech Development at a non-tech company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Oct 11, 2022
Our company is revamping our OU structure to standardize it across the board. The solution's GUI format translates reports that are then used to update the OU. We also use the solution to develop processes for new hires that include implementing SAP HCM for staff logins.
Network Operations Coordinator at a comms service provider with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
Aug 24, 2022
I use it for email creation, password reset, group creation, group modification, etc. I use it to perform most of the prompt Active Directory activities.
System Administrator at AWT International- Croatia
Real User
Jan 9, 2020
I'm a single system engineer, and I have colleagues that are technicians. They don't have knowledge of the archetypal console and administration. The solution is perfect for moving myself from first to second-level support and empowering technicians to handle certain tasks such as resetting passwords, reporting expiring passwords, etc. With the solution, that type of task can be handled from the report and delegated.
ADManager Plus is an identity governance and administration (IGA) solution that simplifies identity management, ensures security, and improves compliance. With ADManager Plus, manage the user life cycle from provisioning to deprovisioning, run access certification campaigns, orchestrate identity management across enterprise applications, and protect data on your enterprise platforms with regular backups. Use over 200 reports to gain valuable insights into identities and their access rights....
ManageEngine ADManager Plus is used for multiple tasks, especially for reporting purposes that cannot typically be obtained from Active Directory or present difficulties requiring additional expertise. Information about groups and group members can be accessed through the product. Inactive users and the duration of their inactivity can be tracked. Bulk changes to users can be performed, including bulk user locks and unlocks. Password changes for multiple users can be executed simultaneously. Multiple options and use cases are available within the product. Automation features in ManageEngine ADManager Plus have been explored, including ticketing and job automation. However, automation is not currently being utilized because the environment does not require it. The delegation feature in ManageEngine ADManager Plus is useful and is actively being used to support multiple technicians. Technician rights can be handled and delegated according to specific requirements. This is a valuable feature.
My primary use case for ADManager is to manage users and groups, perform group policy without logging into Active Directory, and provide easy and secure management and monitoring capabilities. One of my clients uses ADManager for these purposes.
I use the solution in my company as a network VAPT and asset management tool.
I use ManageEngine ADManager Plus for auditing.
ManageEngine ADManager Plus allowed us to perform AD functions without giving the technicians direct access to the servers and the Active Directory tools. The solution is primarily used for things like password resets, account creation, and account deletion.
Our use cases include mostly auditing purposes.
ADManager Plus offloads all the main tasks of Active Directory, or you can say it automates all the day-to-day tasks. It allows our admins to efficiently manage end-user accounts. It's like user account management outside the real servers but in an automated way. So we don't have to log in to the domain controllers and make changes directly on the server. This application allows admins to make changes, run scripts, install software, fetch reports, and perform many other daily operations. This simplifies the job significantly.
For our SOC two compliance, I use it quite frequently to run audit reports and cross-reference them with Active Directory. I also look for anomalies, especially in the cybersecurity portion of it. I use it for troubleshooting, running reports, making changes, and using it to verify any anomalies. The analytics piece is proving to be quite helpful.
We use ADManager for automation of processes for user creation or reports we need from the active directory. We implement the HR workflow through it. I'm the head of IT and we are customers of ManageEngine.
It provides a good experience and empowers the IT team to do all the active director tasks from the AD manager with a simple DUI. It makes our job easier, especially for managing data for a bulk of users.
Our company is revamping our OU structure to standardize it across the board. The solution's GUI format translates reports that are then used to update the OU. We also use the solution to develop processes for new hires that include implementing SAP HCM for staff logins.
I use it for email creation, password reset, group creation, group modification, etc. I use it to perform most of the prompt Active Directory activities.
The primary use case of this solution is for managing my Active Directory and controlling users.
I'm a single system engineer, and I have colleagues that are technicians. They don't have knowledge of the archetypal console and administration. The solution is perfect for moving myself from first to second-level support and empowering technicians to handle certain tasks such as resetting passwords, reporting expiring passwords, etc. With the solution, that type of task can be handled from the report and delegated.