This marks definitely a Milestone. We provide a lot of Question types, but what is the one, universal Question type you can have? POWERSHELL!

Released in Version 4.4 you can now consume any API/Data or Information and provide it in au2mator.

With 4.5 we also support working with the previous Answers in the PowerShell script, so you can even do more with Powershell and au2mator.

In this example, you can see, how we use a PowerShell Script to get all the Licenses from Azure/Office 365 and provide a Full List as a Selection.

A Lot of examples are available on our GitHub Repo.

 

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For details, please see our KB Article: Configure PowerShell Question Type – au2mator – Self Service Portal

 

 

 

It is here, let’s automate the au2mator.

Since Release 4.5, we offer a REST API within au2mator, you can start a Service, get the Status, and Approve or Deny a Request with an API.

 

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Please see our KB Article: au2mator API – au2mator – Self Service Portal

 

 

 

This is a highly requested feature from our Customers.

You can upload and use a File within your Automation. Released in Version 4.5, the selected file is now uploaded to your au2mator Drive so that you can use the file in your Automation.

In this example, you can see how the user selects an Image to set his Azure / Office 365 Profile Picture.

Many examples are available on our GitHub Repo: au2mator.com e.U. (github.com)

 

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Please see our KB Article: Configure Filepicker Question Type – au2mator – Self Service Portal for details.

 

 

 

This marks definitely a Milestone. We provide a lot of Question types, but what is the one, universal Question type you can have? POWERSHELL!

Released in Version 4.4 you can now consume any API/Data or Information and provide it in au2mator.

In this Example, you can see, how we use a PowerShell Script to get all the Licenses from Azure/Office 365 and provide a Full List as a Selection.

A Lot of examples are available on our GitHub Repo.

 

KB Article

For details, please see our KB Article: Configure PowerShell Question Type – au2mator – Self Service Portal

 

 

 

At au2mator, we believe in automating as much as we can. Also, the minor enhancements can help you to achieve more in less time.

So since Release 4.2 the List of Hybrid Worker Groups is automatically listed from Azure, and you can select.

 

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For details, please see our KB Article: Use Azure Automation with au2mator – au2mator – Self Service Portal

 

 

 

We are trying to increase your productivity and help you to make your IT Live easier. So you can decide if you want to start multiple or Single Services at once.

So it is completely up to you if your User can select on Service and save some clicks, or can select multiple Services and to more at once.

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Please see our KB Article: Enable Service Multiselect – au2mator – Self Service Portal for new instructions.

We are trying to increase your productivity and help you to make your IT Live easier. So we added a dynamic Background text Feature for LDAP Question Type with Release 4.3.

This can be used to display the actual AD Attribute Value of the -Target User or from a previous LDAP Question.

So you can see the actual Values from AD, so choose if you need to Update those Values.

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Please see our KB Article: Dynamic Background Text – au2mator – Self Service Portal for new instructions.

At au2mator, we believe in automating as much as we can. So wouldn’t it be nice when the Portal is displayed automatically in the correct language when the User sign in?

This can be done by using the AD Property “preferredLanguage.” When you set the correct Value, the Portal shows the Right Language for the User.

To set that Value, you can navigate to your AD object and change it manually, or you can use a PowerShell Script to mass update.

Here you an example to change the Value for a specific User to “de-AT”

Get-ADUser -Identity Seidlm | Set-ADObject -replace @{preferredLanguage=" de-AT "}

In that case, the Portal shows up in German.

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For new Languages or new instructions, please see our KB Article: Configure Preferred […]