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AD API Center
A shared authentication foundation for internal applications, connecting Active Directory identity with origin-bound profiles and application-specific access rules.
Engineering illustrationIDENTITY · POLICY · APPLICATIONS
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Technology stack
Engineering focus
A shared identity layer. Rules for each application.
AD API Center brings repeated domain-authentication work into a central gateway. Application profiles keep access rules specific to each system, while a common interface connects internal applications, tools, and scripts to the same identity foundation.
01 / Context
Repeated authentication work becomes integration overhead.
Internal applications often need the same domain identity foundation while enforcing different access rules. Implementing that foundation separately in every application creates repeated work across tools, services, and scripts.
02 / The system
One gateway, with a profile for every application.
AD API Center separates common domain integration from application-specific access decisions. Each application receives a profile and an endpoint for checking the current domain user’s access. An administration interface manages rules, and origin binding ties each profile to the application that owns it. Active Directory lookups and authentication behavior sit behind the shared gateway.
03 / Capabilities
Central identity integration with application-specific rules.
Application-specific policy
Profiles define access rules for individual applications, tools, and scripts.
Origin-bound profiles
Each application profile is tied to the origin that owns it, making that relationship part of the access model.
Central domain integration
Active Directory lookups and authentication behavior are brought behind a shared gateway for internal HTTP and HTTPS systems.
04 / System map
An application request meets its access policy.
This conceptual sequence explains how the project’s main capabilities connect.
Define the application
An application profile captures the system’s access rules.
Connect the request
The internal application calls its assigned access endpoint.
Check domain identity
The gateway handles the user’s domain identity and applicable rules.
Return the decision
The application receives the result for its own access workflow.
05 / Scope & status
Current project scope.
Built for internal HTTP and HTTPS applications, tools, and scripts.
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