Office 365 + Adobe User Provisioningv0.1.0

When a new employee joins, the HR or IT admin runs `./oup office365 create` and `./oup adobe create` to provision accounts for Microsoft 365 and Adobe Creative Cloud. The tool automatically assigns licenses and sends welcome emails with initial passwords. This streamlines the onboarding process and avoids manual setup.

For departments hiring multiple employees at once, admins can use the batch capability. They provide a list of users (CSV or pasted) and the skill processes each one, generating a summary report. This reduces repetitive work and ensures consistency.

When an employee forgets their password or needs access revoked, admins can use `reset` and `delete` commands. The skill also supports `inspect` to check current user details. This centralizes identity management and reduces helpdesk calls.

Admins can list all products using `./oup <provider> products` and assign or modify licenses with `assign`. This helps in optimizing license usage and ensuring users have the right tools.

Before major provisioning activities, admins can run `./oup <provider> selftest` to verify the tool's end-to-end functionality. This ensures the environment is correctly configured and credentials are valid.

Managed service providers use this tool to offer user provisioning as part of their subscription. Clients pay a monthly fee for comprehensive IT administration, including account setup and maintenance.

Large organizations charge internal departments for the cost of software licenses and provisioning efforts. The tool tracks usage and can help allocate costs accurately.

Small businesses outsource user provisioning to a third-party service. The provider charges a per-user setup fee or a flat monthly fee, leveraging automation to handle multiple clients efficiently.