This software allows authenticated users to add their accounts to specific groups, improving user self-service in your company.
If you're looking for a software that allows for user-self-service, look no further than GroupWebService. This website is designed for authenticated users within your company, giving them the ability to add their own account to a specified group.
One of the key features of the software is its use of groups to grant access. Your company can utilize Active Directory groups to manage access to resources, depending on whether a particular user is a member of a specific group. In some cases, users may need to decide for themselves whether they wish to be a member of a particular group, such as when certain folders are secured by permissions granted to members of a specific group.
Additionally, certain applications may use groups for their own purposes. For example, an anti-spam application may read the membership of a specific group to decide which mailboxes should be protected. With GroupWebService, users are able to decide for themselves whether they want to be protected or not.
Other notable features of GroupWebService include the ability to customize the website, use an IIS server, secure access through Windows Authentication, and receive administrative reports when new applications are made. With this software, you can ensure that users are able to get the resources they need, while freeing up the time of your helpdesk.
Overall, GroupWebService is an excellent choice for those who want to use groups as recommended by Microsoft, control user applications, and offer a comfortable webpage for users to request resources.
One of the key features of the software is its use of groups to grant access. Your company can utilize Active Directory groups to manage access to resources, depending on whether a particular user is a member of a specific group. In some cases, users may need to decide for themselves whether they wish to be a member of a particular group, such as when certain folders are secured by permissions granted to members of a specific group.
Additionally, certain applications may use groups for their own purposes. For example, an anti-spam application may read the membership of a specific group to decide which mailboxes should be protected. With GroupWebService, users are able to decide for themselves whether they want to be protected or not.
Other notable features of GroupWebService include the ability to customize the website, use an IIS server, secure access through Windows Authentication, and receive administrative reports when new applications are made. With this software, you can ensure that users are able to get the resources they need, while freeing up the time of your helpdesk.
Overall, GroupWebService is an excellent choice for those who want to use groups as recommended by Microsoft, control user applications, and offer a comfortable webpage for users to request resources.
What's New
Version 1.0.1: Now it is freeware.
Version 1.0: First Release