Repo & Documentation:
https://github.com/Tatsuya-Nonogaki/export-ADData

export-ADData


Announcing export-ADData: Open Source Toolkit for Flexible, Robust AD Import & Export (with Practical Resume Support)

Hello PowerShell users seeking a systematic way to import or mass-register Active Directory Users and Groups,

Have you found that when it comes to importing or exporting AD users and groups, most solutions are either fragments of basic tutorials (like Import-Csv | New-ADUser for particular tasks) or locked behind expensive enterprise tools? For real-world migrations, reorganizations, or large-scale user/group registrations, these approaches just don’t provide the flexibility, safety, or control that busy AD admins need.

That’s why I created export-ADData—an open-source PowerShell toolkit that aims to fill this gap. I’m not selling anything, and there’s no catch here: I built these scripts to handle complex AD tasks in my own work, and am sharing them in hopes they’ll help others facing similar challenges.

What Makes export-ADData Different?

Why Share Here?

I’ve noticed many questions here about bulk AD import/export, but most answers only cover basic cmdlet usage. There isn’t much available for admins who need to handle complex migrations, mass re-orgs, or recoveries with confidence.

Limitations and Transparency


Repo & Documentation:
https://github.com/Tatsuya-Nonogaki/export-ADData
README can be viewed also at:
export-ADData|GitHub Pages

Thanks for reading! If you have any questions, suggestions, or want to share your experience with similar projects, I’d love to hear from you here or via GitHub.
For questions or feedback, please use the GitHub Issues page—selecting the “General Question” template helps keep things organized.