9.1 Built-in Powers

There are over 390 built-in powers for managing objects and performing common administrative tasks that you can work with when defining roles and making delegation assignments. Built-in powers cannot be deleted, but you can clone them to make custom powers. A few examples of built-in powers are included below:

Create Group and Modify All Properties

Provides the power to create groups and specify all properties during group creation.

Delete User Account

If the Recycle Bin is enabled, provides the power to move user accounts to the Recycle Bin. If the Recycle Bin is disabled, provides the power to permanently delete user accounts.

Modify All Computer Properties

Provides the power to modify all properties for computer accounts.

9.1.1 Azure Powers

Use the following powers to delegate the creation and management of Azure users, groups, and contacts.

Azure User Account Powers:

  • Create Azure User and Modify All Properties

  • Delete Azure User Account Permanently

  • Manage Sign-In for Azure Users

  • Manage Sign-In for Azure Users Synced to Azure Tenant

  • Modify All Azure User Properties

  • Reset Azure User Account Password

  • View All Azure User Properties

Azure Group Powers:

  • Add Object to Azure Group

  • Create Azure Group and Modify All Properties

  • Delete Azure Group Account

  • Modify All Azure Group Properties

  • Remove Object from Azure Group

  • View All Azure Group Properties

Azure Contact Powers:

  • Create Azure Contact and Modify All Properties

  • Delete Azure Contact Account

  • Modify All Azure Contact Properties

  • View All Azure Contact Properties

Azure Guest User Account Power:

  • Invite Azure Guest User

The powers that are listed for Azure user accounts also apply to Azure guest user accounts.

To manage granular level properties for Azure objects, you can create custom powers by selecting specified object attributes.