Jaze Access Manager
Every user, from wherever they already are.
A user signs in on their device, and Jaze Access Manager checks them against the repository that holds them, Active Directory, Google Workspace, a local database or OpenLDAP, or the onboarding workflow that brought them on, before letting them online.
Jaze Access Manager
RADIUS server
User device
Sign in to the network
UsernamePasswordSign inUser repository
Four places your users already live.
Access Manager signs users in against wherever you already keep them, rather than asking you to move them.
Active Directory
Windows Active Directory.
- Users signed in with their directory account
Google Workspace
Workspace accounts.
- Users signed in with their Workspace account
Local database
Users held on Access Manager itself.
- Bulk upload of users
- Registration with approval
OpenLDAP
Your own LDAP directory.
- Users signed in with their LDAP account
Onboarding
Everyone else onboards themselves.
Custom workflows and fully customisable self-registration pages let users request access and create an account on their own, and third-party REST APIs bring on the users your other applications know about.
- Custom workflows for bringing users onto the network
- Fully customisable self-registration pages
- Users request access and create an account themselves
- User and device details collected automatically at registration
- Credentials sent by SMS and email once the request is approved
- Third-party REST APIs onboard users from external applications
Self-registration
Customisable onboarding workflow
Full name
Anita Iyer
Department
Research
Device
MacBook Pro
- Request accessSelf-registration page
- Verify identityDirectory or sponsor
- Accept usage policyRecorded against the user
- Device enrolledPolicy applied automatically
Bring your users across.
A walkthrough against your directory, your other systems and how you onboard the people in neither.