How to Use Workload Automation for Onboarding Processes
Learn how workload automation is simplifying onboarding and off-boarding processes with integrations for Microsoft Active Directory and Exchange.
by ActiveBatch by Redwood
Automate the creation of mailboxes, groups, and more with ActiveBatch’s integration for Microsoft Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE).
ActiveBatch Workload Automation and Enterprise Job Scheduling provides integrated support for Microsoft Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE). Users of Microsoft Exchange can use ActiveBatch’s scheduling capabilities to automate and manage the execution of critical Exchange infrastructure jobs and tasks, including creating mailboxes and groups, associating members to specific groups, and deleting or disabling groups and mailboxes via a series of prebuilt Job Steps within the Integrated Jobs Library.
Using ActiveBatch, Microsoft Exchange users can automate the execution of Exchange jobs within end-to-end workflows comprising other applications, databases, and technologies, such as Active Directory. As a result, system administrators can automate many of the runbook and administrative jobs associated with IT operations, saving time and streamlining processes such as onboarding and offboarding employees or customers.
In addition to Exchange Server, ActiveBatch provides integrated support for other Microsoft technologies, including Active Directory, SharePoint, SQL Server Reporting, and more.
Improve performance and control of Microsoft Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) task automation with ActiveBatch’s integrated Job Steps.
Learn how workload automation is simplifying onboarding and off-boarding processes with integrations for Microsoft Active Directory and Exchange.
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