About this software
Symprex Folder Permissions Manager provides centralized tools to view, apply, and report mailbox delegate and folder permissions across Exchange Online and Exchange Server environments. Administrators can create templates, apply permissions to groups or mailboxes in batch, export and import permissions, and use a command-line tool for scheduled updates.
The product supports hybrid deployments, logs changes to a SQL Server database for audit and reporting, and is intended for IT teams managing Exchange or Office 365 permissions.
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Benefits
- Centralized permissions control: View and change mailbox and public folder permissions from one console
- Batch updates and templates: Apply permission templates to many mailboxes or folders in one operation
- Reporting and export: Export permissions and delegates to CSV for analysis and migration
- Command-line scheduling: Use the command-line tool to schedule automated permission updates
- Hybrid environment support: Works with Exchange Online, Exchange Server, and hybrid deployments
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Online documentation: Product user guide and admin docs are available on the Symprex documentation site
- Knowledge base articles: The support portal hosts troubleshooting articles and configuration guidance
- Download latest releases: Installers and command-line tools are available from the Symprex download pages
- Release notes: Release notes list fixes, feature changes, and supported versions by release
- Ticketed technical support: Technical support requests can be submitted through the Symprex support portal ticketing process
Frequently asked questions
What is Symprex Folder Permissions Manager used for?
Symprex Folder Permissions Manager is used to discover, analyze, and manage user and group access permissions on file system folders, helping administrators identify misconfigurations, reduce excessive access, and implement least-privilege controls.
Which environments does it support?
Designed for Windows file servers and Active Directory environments, it helps manage NTFS and share permissions across networked file systems.
How does it help with permission cleanup and least privilege?
It identifies excessive or redundant permissions, provides reporting and analysis, and supports staged or bulk permission changes to reduce unnecessary access and align with least-privilege policies.
What reporting or audit capabilities are available?
Provides inventorying of folder permissions, generates audit-ready reports of access rights and changes, and enables exporting findings for compliance reviews and remediation planning.