Delegate user management capabilities to specific users, so they can view users, change passwords, create and manage users and groups, and edit AD profiles, all within a predefined OU, using a simple, centralized user interface.

Managing a large number of users and multiple groups within an Organization Unit (OU) can be difficult in SharePoint, and usually requires heavy IT involvement. Wouldn't it be nice if you could allow managers to create and remove their own users, reset passwords, and change group settings using a simple, centralized interface? User Manager for Sites lets you do just that. You can define which specific users within your can modify user information, and which Organizational Unit (OU) they can affect. You can even exclude specific accounts from being accessed by the product. User Manager for Sites provides you with the flexibility to decide who can manage users, and which users they can manage.

User Manager for Sites provides administrators or specific users with access to a simple, SharePoint-based application that lets them maintain and organize user access security information for Sites in a Site Collection. Managers can create, modify, or remove both users and groups from a single interface. Multiple default views allow managers to handle large numbers of users easily. Create users with multiple group access instead of having to do it one group at a time.

What does it do?

• Restrict where User Manager for Sites admins can create users by specifying an Organizational Unit in the tool pane settings.
• Can be added to any site and will show all sites within that Site Collection.
• Allows only specified users to create users in Active Directory and SharePoint at the same time, or just Active Directory.
• Configure the SharePoint group who has access to and can perform actions in the User Manager for Sites Web Part.
• Can be configured to exclude specified user profiles from view.
• Reset a user's password or e-mail a user directly from the Web Part.
• Notify a user group of changes coming to their site by e-mailing the group directly from the Web Part.
• Select the Active Directory properties to be displayed for viewing and editing in the user's profile.
• Create user friendly property names for Active Directory properties you want populated during account creation.
• Create new groups and users for a site or the entire Site Collection.
• Navigate users, groups and sites via an Alphabetical view, Sites view, and Active Directory Organization view.
• Add user to multiple SharePoint groups and Active Directory security groups during account creation.
• Create new users in both Active Directory and SharePoint.
• Assign SharePoint groups and permissions to users during account creation.
• Delete users from the entire Site Collection, add multiple users to a group or remove users from groups without deleting them.
• .Net security impersonation allows the application to run under the context of the client accessing the application.

How does it work?