OpenIDM provides many new features, including the following: OSGi based runtime Embedded OrientDB as the out-of-the-box repository store Embedded Jetty Servlet container REST and Java interfaces for CRUD, queries, and actions Reconciliation and synchronization that can be scheduled, and also triggered programmatically or over the REST interface, including LiveSync for resources that expose change logs Embedded scheduler for running both reconciliation and synchronization, and also scripts Pluggable scripting facility with built-in support for JavaScript Outbound connectivity support, including REST and email out of the box Automatic encryption handling for sensitive configuration properties and for data Comprehensive customization capabilities, including built-in scripting hooks and request filter facilities Flexible authentication and authorization policy mechanism Integration with the Open Identity Connector Framework (OpenICF) Password synchronization capabilities with plugins for OpenDJ and Active Directory Workflow and Business Process support for BPMN 2.0 (Experimental) For installation instructions and a sample to get familiar with the features, see the Installation Guide. For an architectural overview and high-level presentation of OpenIDM, see the Architectural Overview chapter in the Integrator's Guide.