Features of self-service password management

Allow users to reset and change their domain passwords in Windows Active Directory on their own.

Let domain users self-unlock their Windows Active Directory account without IT assistance.

Remind users of their upcoming Active Directory password expiration date via email, SMS, and push notifications.

Enforce fine-grained password policies for Active Directory that includes a password dictionary filter, a pattern checker, and more.

Provide users access to password self-service from the login prompts of Windows, macOS, Linux, Outlook Web Access, Citrix Web Interface, and SharePoint.

Allow users to force update their forgotten Active Directory cached credentials with self-service password reset.

Secure Windows, macOS, and Linux logons with multi-factor authentication (MFA) for remote and local access to network resources.

Secure VPN connections to your organizations' network and resources with multi-factor authentication (MFA).

Automate access control decisions, like enforcing MFA for login or restricting access to self-service features and SSO, based on parameters like IP address, device, business hours, or geolocation.

Offer a secure portal through which end users can self-update their Active Directory profile information.

Provide a self-service employee search tool that helps end users find their colleagues’ Active Directory profile information.

Display a detailed organization chart that helps end users find coworkers’ reporting staff and direct reports.

Help users take control of their mailbox with a self-service Active Directory groups subscription system that allows them to opt-in or opt-out of distribution groups.

Make sure every self-service action is monitored by routing users' requests to the help desk team for approval.

Manage Active Directory user profiles by forcing users to update their information when they log in to the user portal.

Allow users to access multiple enterprise applications with one identity using single sign-on.

Synchronize Active Directory password resets and changes with connected enterprise applications in real time.

Enforce granular password policies across Windows Active Directory and cloud applications such as Office 365 and G Suite.

Provide a secure single sign-on solution for all SAML-supported custom applications.

Provide secure access to cloud applications using two-factor authentication.

Allow users to reset the passwords of their accounts for enterprise cloud applications, including Office 365 and Salesforce, without IT assistance.

Provide secure Active Directory authentication for SAML-enabled enterprise applications such as Office 365 and Salesforce.