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Automatic Account Manager (AAM) has functions for distribution, synchronization, compilation, and follow-up of identity and attributes information. Two-way provisioning is also supported, which means that connected systems can be both source and receiver of identity- and attribute information.

The product is a policy based services that in a flexible way can leverage the rules and policies decided on within a company regarding the handling of identity- and attribute information to a set of automated actions.
AAM can communicate by web service or directly with all modern databases or LDAP v3 directories.

An image of so-called integrated identity information is constructed in the service. In short, this means that it can work towards one or more data sources in order to compile a configurable image of what an object (user, units, groups, roles, etc) looks like. This image of the object can then be treated in different steps, be distributed and stored in various data sources.
By exploiting features of AAM, companies and organizations can ensure good quality of data between systems and processes. This is important especially when planning to carry out extensive migration of information between systems, which often follows a defined workflow.

The powerful reporting features that are included in the AAM will help to create an increased visibility of the assets that exist within an organization. It can include everything from licensing to system access for employees. AAM can also provide an overview of how information from different sources is consistent. Both predefined reports and adjustments for custom supported the basic version of the AAM.
The combination of systems and processes supported by AAM also follows the thoughts on "best practices" contained in frameworks such as ITIL, MOF and the like. Automatic Account Manager is a powerful solution that use existing infrastructure and resources so there are no hidden costs or expensive investments.