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WordPress plugin · NADI

One login for WordPress: your Active Directory.

Next Active Directory Integration (NADI) connects WordPress with your Active Directory domain. Your users sign in with their domain account. Permissions and profiles come straight from AD.

  • Open source (GPLv3)
  • WordPress multisite
  • Active Directory forests

WordPress in the enterprise: before and after.

  1. 01 Sign-in

    Without NADI: Everyone needs a separate WordPress account and yet another password.

    With NADI: Sign in with the existing domain account.

  2. 02 Permissions

    Without NADI: You maintain who may do what twice: in Active Directory and in WordPress.

    With NADI: Permissions follow your Active Directory security groups.

  3. 03 Profile data

    Without NADI: Names, departments and phone numbers in WordPress are long out of date.

    With NADI: User attributes are synchronised between WordPress and Active Directory.

Up and running in three steps.

Read the step-by-step guide ↗
  1. 1

    Install the plugin

    Install and activate NADI from the WordPress plugin directory.

  2. 2

    Connect your domain

    Set up the connection to your Active Directory and decide which groups get which permissions.

  3. 3

    Sign in

    Your users sign in with their domain account, and profiles are synchronised.

For networks running on Microsoft technology

  • Businesses

    WordPress as an intranet or CMS with the accounts you already have.

  • Public institutions

    Central user management inside your own network.

  • Universities

    Many sites and users under control with multisite and AD forests.

Free to use, professionally run.

Open source

NADI is open source under GPLv3 and free to use.

WordPress plugin directory ↗

Support plans

Professional email support and prioritised bug fixes for one, ten or unlimited sites. It also funds maintenance and further development.

See the plans ↗

Premium extensions

Additional features for companies that need more than the standard scope.

See the extensions ↗

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does NADI cost?
The plugin is open source (GPLv3) and free. Support plans for one, ten or unlimited sites are listed on active-directory-wp.com.
Where can I get NADI?
In the WordPress plugin directory. Setup is described in the documentation.
Does NADI work with WordPress multisite?
Yes. NADI supports multisite installations and Active Directory forests.
Can you help with setup and integration?
Yes. We built NADI and can help you integrate it into your infrastructure. Just drop us a line.

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