New to NIM
Start with installation, identity automation, and core concepts.
Identity management and provisioning
Find setup guides, connector instructions, and answers for your identity automation.
Start with installation, identity automation, and core concepts.
Connect systems, model data, and prepare reliable automation.
Build user provisioning and access provisioning with filters, mappings, roles, and jobs.
Connect your AI assistant to NIM to configure systems, build filters and Apps, and investigate configuration issues through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Access is controlled through Studio permissions and MCP settings.
Install NIM and build your first automation.
Automate account changes for joiners, movers, and leavers.
Define eligibility and manage group-based access.
Let people complete routine identity tasks.
Build forms for controlled requests and actions.
Coordinate requests, decisions, and follow-up actions.
Review identity data and notify the right people.
Monitor, troubleshoot, back up, and upgrade NIM.
Use your organization’s identity self-service tools.
Extend NIM with APIs, scripts, and developer tools.
Learn by following practical configuration tutorials.
Find connector setup, permissions, and operations.

Directory lifecycle, groups, and home folders
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Accounts, collaboration access, and license automation
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Cloud identity data and directory extensions
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HR-driven identity and employee lifecycle data
View integrationRead service announcements, fixes, and feature updates.
Read release notes →Check your installed version and prepare a safe update.
Version & upgrades →Find discussions, share ideas, and report documentation issues.
Visit the community →NIM is Tools4ever’s on-premises identity management and user provisioning software. It automates account lifecycle changes and group-based access using connected system data and configured rules.
About Tools4ever NIMInstall NIM, connect a source and target system, and validate one limited identity change before scheduling recurring automation.
Get startedSystems provide data, relations connect records, filters select the population, mappings and roles define changes, and jobs with sync tasks run the work.
Learn NIM conceptsChoose the supported connector, follow its connection guide for its exact credentials and permissions, test the connection, and collect the required data.
Explore integrationsCheck the job result, then trace collected data, relations, filter output, mapping configuration, and target permissions before retrying a broad job.
Troubleshoot provisioningUse trusted source data to define eligibility, then apply mappings or roles through validated jobs and schedules for joiner, mover, and leaver outcomes.
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