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Overview
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ReadyWorks consists of two components: Web Application Server and Database Server. For most environments, both ReadyWorks components are installed on a single server.
The ReadyWorks interfaces with various on-premises and hosted systems in your environment. Example connectors include:
- Active Directory (LDAP/AD)
- System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)
- ServiceNow
- Okta
- Azure AD
- O365 Tenants
- SharePoint Foundation
- Jamf MDM
- Altiris
- 3rd Party REST APIs
- Microsoft SQL Databases
- MySQL Databases
- Oracle Databases
- CSV Files
NOTE: A detailed description of each connector available in ReadyWorks is outlined in the Connector Library.
This section details how ReadyWorks connects to the ETL to synchronize data from your data sources for viewing in ReadyWorks. Below is a diagram of a typical ReadyWorks setup and the associated data flows.
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