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Execute scripts based on events that happen within the PowerShell Universal platform.
Organize PowerShell Universal scripts how you like and kick it all off from a single file.
We've expanded our platform support to include Apple's desktop operating system.
Customize the look and feel of the login page to include your own colors, text and logo.
Build REST APIs with PowerShell scripts.
Build REST APIs using PowerShell scripts. Accept parameters, return objects as JSON and serve files.
Secure endpoints using various authentication methods and define access using roles.
Enforce configurable rate limits to avoid overwhelming your API server by preventing requests after a certain threshold.
Execute script, schedule jobs and delegate access
Execute PowerShell scripts and visualize the output and pipeline data.
Accept parameters to scripts in the UI and allow users to respond to feedback like Read-Host.
Schedule jobs to run based on a CRON expression, continously or once in the future.
Execute scripts as alternate user accounts and store credentials in Windows Credential Manager.
Run scripts in Windows PowerShell or PowerShell 7.
Build real-time, interactive websites with PowerShell
Build dynamic websites with PowerShell using the Universal Dashboard module.
Choose from dozens of components both integrated in PowerShell Universal as well as on the Universal Dashboard Marketplace.
Control who has access to dashboards, pages and even individual sections of the page.
Publish local folders so users can download files directly from the website.
Harness the power of the PowerShell Universal platform.
Configure your Universal server with PowerShell scripts. Leverage the automatic reload functionality to develop solutions faster.
Configure authentication and authorization and use roles throughout the platform to provide access to who needs it.
Run PowerShell Universal on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X or in Docker.
Manage PowerShell Universal via the REST API or official PowerShell module.