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Softerra Adaxes vs SolarWinds Access Rights Manager

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Softerra Adaxes

7.0#2 in active directory management software$1,600 one-time
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FactSofterra AdaxesSolarWinds Access Rights Manager
Founded19991999
IntegrationsAdaxes offers a REST API, supports SPML 2.0, and provides an ADSI provider for COM-based languages such as C++ and C#.The product page lists Active Directory, file servers, SharePoint, Exchange and OneDrive integrations.
ProvisioningCondition-based rules can automate onboarding, mailbox creation, Microsoft 365 license assignment, home-folder creation, welcome emails, and offboarding.It automates account onboarding and deprovisioning and supports role-specific account templates.
SupportStandard support is free, evaluation includes full support access, and premium support comes with Annual Maintenance and Support with a guaranteed business-day response within 24 hours.SolarWinds lists technical support, product documentation, training and the THWACK user community among its support resources.

Softerra Adaxes plans

  • Free evaluationFree
  • Up to 100 user accounts$1,600, paid once
  • Up to 200 user accounts$2,084.21, paid once
  • Up to 400 user accounts$3,052.63, paid once
  • Up to 600 user accounts$4,021.05, paid once
  • Up to 800 user accounts$4,989.47, paid once

SolarWinds Access Rights Manager plans

  • ARM Audit EditionPriced on request
  • ARM Full VersionPriced on request

Pick Softerra Adaxes if…

Adaxes suits organizations managing Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, Exchange, or Microsoft 365 that need delegated administration and automated account workflows. Its browser and login-screen self-service options may also suit teams seeking password reset and account-unlock access for users.

Pick SolarWinds Access Rights Manager if…

It suits IT teams that need to review and report on access across directories, file servers and related systems. Teams needing provisioning, delegated access or remediation can consider the Full edition.

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