Microsoft Entra Privileged Identity Management

Stop repeating PIM changes by hand.

Harden several roles in one command. Reuse the settings you trust. See what drifted before you change it.

EasyPIM brings repeatable PowerShell workflows to Microsoft Entra roles, Azure resources, and privileged groups.

What do you need to fix?

Four reasons to leave repetitive work behind.

01 / BULK CHANGES

Same rules. Fewer clicks.

Apply MFA, justification, and activation limits to several roles instead of opening each policy separately.

See a three-role example
02 / REUSABLE SETTINGS

Configure once. Reuse it.

Copy role settings, export assignments, and restore saved configurations instead of rebuilding them by hand.

Explore copy, export, and restore
03 / DRIFT DETECTION

Know what changed.

Compare live policies with your declared configuration. Review the differences before deciding what to reconcile.

See configuration and drift workflows
04 / REVIEWED CHANGES

Preview. Review. Then deploy.

Use WhatIf previews and version-controlled configuration to move from individual commands to reviewed pipeline deployments.

Explore deployment workflows

A real task, not another architecture diagram

Three roles.
One policy change.

Require MFA and justification, and limit activation to four hours across three Entra roles.

This example uses -WhatIf to preview the operation. Authenticate with the required permissions first; review existing settings and the preview before removing that switch.

Compare with the underlying API workflow
PowerShellWHATIF PREVIEW
$tenantId = Read-Host "Your tenant ID"
$roles = @(
    "Global Administrator"
    "Security Administrator"
    "Exchange Administrator"
)

$policy = @{
    TenantID = $tenantId
    RoleName = $roles
    ActivationRequirement = @(
        "MultiFactorAuthentication"
        "Justification"
    )
    ActivationDuration = "PT4H"
}

Set-PIMEntraRolePolicy @policy -WhatIf

Start with one useful command

Install. Connect. Take control.

Install EasyPIM for your current user. Follow the setup guide for prerequisites and authentication, then try a scoped operation before changing production access.

PowerShellGetCURRENT USER
Install-Module -Name EasyPIM `
    -Repository PSGallery `
    -Scope CurrentUser

Import-Module EasyPIM
Get-Command -Module EasyPIM

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See Microsoft Learn workflows next to EasyPIM shortcuts

Use the side-by-side comparison to show stakeholders the identical outcomes—eligible assignments, active activations, policy exports, and Azure resource policies—plus the EasyPIM command that delivers each result in one step.

Assignment automation clarity

Compare the Microsoft Graph payloads for eligible and active assignments with the EasyPIM cmdlets that resolve principals, role IDs, and durations for you.

Jump to eligible assignments →

Policy export and copy gaps

Highlight missing Microsoft Learn guidance for cloning or exporting policy data and show how EasyPIM scripts fill the gap out of the box.

Review export guidance →

Azure policy parity

Demonstrate identical MFA, justification, approval, and notification rules while underscoring the official need to discover policy IDs before updating.

See the Azure policy example →

Start small. Automate further when you need to.

You do not need a pipeline to benefit from EasyPIM. Start with Core commands, add configuration-as-code with Orchestrator, then connect your deployment workflow.

Stage 1 · Bulk management

EasyPIM Core module

Stabilize daily privileged operations with repeatable exports, restores, and cross-tenant updates.

  • Automate assignments for Entra roles, Azure RBAC, and groups with one syntax.
  • Clone role settings across tenants and subscriptions in minutes.
  • Adopt quickly with meaningful cmdlets, human-friendly role names, and verbose call tracing across Graph and ARM.
Stage 2 · PIM as code

EasyPIM.Orchestrator

Model business rules, approvals, and exceptions in JSON so every change runs through reviewable automation.

  • Use templates and inline overrides to standardize policies without duplication.
  • Deploy your model with Invoke-EasyPIMOrchestrator and surface deviations instantly with Test-PIMPolicyDrift.
  • Choose your rollout path with WhatIf previews, delta mode safety, or initial mode for full enforcement.
Stage 3 · Event-driven automation

EasyPIM Event-Driven Governance

Wire GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, and Azure Functions with Event Grid so Key Vault-stored configuration changes deploy automatically within seconds.

  • Launch CI/CD in GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps whenever JSON configurations change.
  • Use OIDC-based authentication so pipelines stay passwordless—no secrets in code.
  • Deploy with the included scripts and templates while generating WouldRemove, drift, and remediation evidence automatically.

Capabilities that power each stage

From first export to full CI/CD, EasyPIM keeps privileged access automation predictable and audit-friendly.

Unified automation coverage

Manage Azure resources, Entra roles, and security groups with a single module that standardizes authentication, parameters, and output formatting.

Predictable policy orchestration

Templates, inline overrides, and resolved policy output make it easy to prove what changed and why for every role.

Continuous compliance hooks

Event-driven pipelines, WouldRemove exports, and telemetry give platform teams real-time assurance before auditors ask.

From the socials

Snapshots pulled straight from recent LinkedIn posts that showcase what EasyPIM unlocks.

Event-driven governance blueprint

LinkedIn post · Event Grid + Functions

“Wired Key Vault-stored policies to Event Grid + Azure Functions. Every JSON commit redeploys in seconds—no more drift.”

Read the walkthrough →

Policy-as-code in action

LinkedIn post · Invoke-EasyPIMOrchestrator

“Edit → Test-PIMPolicyDrift → Invoke-EasyPIMOrchestrator. WhatIf catches deviations, delta mode promotes only in-config changes.”

See the thread →

Admin productivity wins

LinkedIn post · Bulk management

“Dumped portal fatigue: bulk exports, CSV round-trips, staged approvals, and verbose API tracing all from one module.”

Explore more posts →

Adoption FAQs

Begin with Stage 1 on a non-production tenant. Export assignments, practice restores, and adopt the Step-by-step Guide’s validation gates before touching production.
When templates cover all critical roles, overrides are documented, and WhatIf plus drift checks run clean, promote the configuration to delta mode with change management approval.
Provision Azure Functions, Event Grid, and Key Vault. Ensure pipelines can authenticate with Managed Identity and store WouldRemove exports for audit trails.

Ready to guide your privileged access journey?

Install the modules, follow the adoption map, and bring policy-as-code discipline to Microsoft Entra PIM.