I like how Connect to AD lowers the barrier to entry, as dealing with APIs can get really hairy. It offers something that's sharp and robust, yet easy to use, and scales really well. It's nice to see something lightweight in an era where everything is cloud-based, requiring only a key to run smoothly. It's very powerful for making integrations work. I also appreciate how the most basic C# expressions can be used for filtering and conditioning, which is really nice. These features scale well across a variety of situations, filling gaps where needed and being accurate for creating and editing user accounts as well as handling notifications. The initial setup was fairly easy to handle on my own, and the team was very helpful and resourceful when integration started, ensuring everything was well set up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The notification platform is based on email server authentication. If something happens on the Connect to AD side and we want to be notified, it sends an email. It would be great if there were ways to integrate Connect to AD directly with an API of third-party applications, primarily IT service desk applications like SolarWinds or Jira, so we don't have to have a middleman of an email inbox collecting all of those notifications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.