What you can automate with AWS IAM

Drag any of these 22 actions into a process — no code, no API wrangling.

Add User to Group

Add a user to a group

Attach Role Policy

Attach a policy to a role

Attach User Policy

Attach a policy to a user

Create Access Key

Create an access key for a user

Create Group

Create an IAM group

Create Role

Create an IAM role

Create User

Create a new IAM user

Delete Access Key

Delete an access key

Delete Group

Delete an IAM group

Delete Role

Delete an IAM role

Delete User

Delete an IAM user

Detach Role Policy

Detach a policy from a role

Detach User Policy

Detach a policy from a user

Get Policy

Get IAM policy details

Get Role

Get IAM role details

Get User

Get IAM user details

List Access Keys

List access keys for a user

List Groups

List IAM groups

List Policies

List IAM policies

List Roles

List IAM roles

List Users

List IAM users

Remove User from Group

Remove a user from a group

How the AWS IAM connection works

1. Authenticate

AWS IAM uses aWS access key (Signature v4). Save the connection once and reuse it across every process.

2. Build the process

Drop AWS IAM steps onto the process map alongside desktop, browser, Excel and email steps.

3. Run it attended or unattended

Trigger on a schedule, an email, or a file landing in a folder. Credentials stay encrypted and every run is audited.

Because AWS IAM has an API, Automize talks to it directly in the cloud — no bot needed on a desktop. Where a system has no API, an Automize bot drives its interface instead.

AWS IAM Integration