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# Target Systems (Entra)

The Target Systems page lists every directory or service that AOH Sync provisions identities into, along with live health metrics and active provisioning rules for each one.

## Where this data comes from

Data displayed on the Target Systems page is read directly from your connected Entra tenant. AOH Sync queries the tenant in real time for health metrics and pulls provisioning rule status from your configured rules; it does not store a separate copy of this information.

![Target Systems page showing an internal SYNC destination and an AOH Test AD Active Directory target with provisioning rules and a Tenant health panel](/files/7JUkYyvhR0J8mcoD0KRW)

*The AOH Test AD target shows four provisioning rules (Joiner -> AD + Azure, Mover -> AD + Azure, Leaver -> AD + Azure, and Contractor cleanup) and a Tenant health panel. Rule destination labels reflect your configuration and may vary.*

## What you can do here

| Action                              | What it does                                                                                                            |
| ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **+ Add Target System**             | Opens the setup flow to connect a new Target System.                                                                    |
| Expand a Target System row          | Reveals the Provisioning rules and Tenant health panels for that target.                                                |
| **View all** (Provisioning rules)   | Opens the full list of provisioning rules for the selected Target System.                                               |
| Toggle a provisioning rule On / Off | Enables or disables that rule without deleting it.                                                                      |
| Click a Target System               | Navigates to the Identity Management tabs (Directory, Enterprise Apps, Security, Compliance, Helpdesk) for that target. |
| Review **Provisioning success**     | Shows the percentage of provisioning operations that completed successfully in the last 24 hours.                       |
| Review **Avg target latency**       | Shows the average time AOH Sync takes to apply a change to the target directory.                                        |
| Review **Schema drift events**      | Shows how many times a structural change was detected in the target directory schema since the last check.              |
| Review **Disabled accounts**        | Shows the number of accounts in the target directory that are currently disabled.                                       |

## Adding a Target System

Click **+ Add Target System** to open the four-step setup wizard. Choose your provisioning topology (Entra ID for cloud-only, or Active Directory for hybrid), complete the Azure setup checklist, and enter the credentials from your Enterprise Application. AOH Sync automatically creates an Identity Ingestion connector for the new target after saving.

For a step-by-step first-time walkthrough, see [Connect a Target System](/getting-started/08-connect-target-system.md).

## Related

* [Source & Target Systems](/core-concepts/source-and-target-systems.md)
* [Provisioning & Deprovisioning Lifecycle](/core-concepts/provisioning-lifecycle.md)
* [Connectors](/feature-reference/connectors.md)
* [Directory](/feature-reference/target-systems/directory.md)
* [Applications](/feature-reference/target-systems/applications.md)
* [Security](/feature-reference/target-systems/security.md)
* [Helpdesk](/feature-reference/target-systems/helpdesk.md)


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