Access Rectification script:- Emailing managers

itguyyyyy · 2022-08-04T12:15:02.000Z

Hi everyone,

I am fairly new to Powershell and I have been asked by my company to create a script that emails managers every 90 days to make sure that their employees are still working for the company. So basically a script for Access rectification as we have had some issues with communication of when someone leaves.

As mentioned I am new to Powershell and know some basic AD scripts however I just don’t have the experience to know where to start!

I have found the following posts that are similar to my situation but not identical:- Reddit - Dive into anything

https://www.reddit.com/r/PowerShell/comments/kah4v6/powershell_script_to_email_the_manager_of_an/

tb33t · 2022-08-04T13:27:46.000Z

What PowerShell code do you have so far? Seems like you should be able to pull the Direct Reports and email those directly to the manager.

saidbrandon · 2022-08-04T13:48:05.000Z

I have an example script that’s part of PS2HTMLTable that will get a list of users older than X date (typically 90, but user defined) and then sends an email to each manager with their employees.

Here’s a post regarding PS2HTMLTable and a direct link to the example script https://github.com/saidbrandon/PS2HTMLTable/blob/master/PS2HTMLTable/Examples/Get-InactiveADUsers.ps1

Neally · 2022-08-04T15:07:51.000Z

ITGuyyyyy:

I have found the following posts that are similar to my situation but not identical:-

Reddit - Dive into anything

if they are similar, what makes them different? where are you stuck trying to match that?

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